Lecrae X Anomaly X In Stores Now
With six studio albums and two mixtapes under his belt, Lecrae releases his seventh studio album. The highly anticipated “Anomaly” features Andy Mineo, Crystal Nicole, Kari Jobe, and for King and Country and is available online and in stores now!
Available Online and In Stores Everywhere
Purchase Anomaly today on iTunes, Amazon, Google Play, and the Reach Records Storefront. Anomaly is available at Target, Walmart, Best Buy, F.Y.E, Family Christian, LifeWay, Mardel, Fred Meyer, and your independent local record stores!
Album Bio
“People struggle with categories. Categories make us feel comfortable because it’s how we make sense of things in our minds,” Grammy-award winner Lecrae Moore ponders. But sometimes, when you discover something really special, it defies category. Lecrae finishes his thought, “Sometimes, there’s transcendence.”
Remaining true to his beliefs, Lecrae is an artist that redefines mainstream popular culture. Thematically, one can find inspiration, faith and honesty in his music. But it’s more than that and yet it is quite transparent. If Oscar Wilde was correct when he said, “Most people are other people, their thoughts are someone else’s opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation,” it’s simple to understand the easy attraction to Lecrae. In a sea of indulgent music, he’s swimming against the tide embracing all the things that make him the man he is, including his faith. And at the heart of it all, Lecrae is pleased to share the secret to his success. He explains, “I just have to have integrity and be true to who I am and what I believe in. Music doesn’t need to be categorized. It just needs to be good.” Now on the cusp of his seventh studio release, Lecrae is at the climactic crossroad of his career… READ MORE
Tracklisting
1. Outsiders
2. Welcome to America
3. Say I Won’t ft. Andy Mineo
4. Nuthin
5. Fear
6. Anomaly
7. Timepiece
8. Dirty Water
9. Wish
10. Runners
11. All I Need Is You
12. Give In ft. Crystal Nicole
13. Good, Bad, Ugly
14. Broken ft. Kari Jobe
15. Messengers ft. for KING & COUNTRY
All Comments 5
Its Great!!
Raja Shekar
– Sep 9 2014
Its sooooooo Dope! DIRTY WATER!!!!!! BODIES FLOATING IN THE SEA! DIRTY WATER!!! AINT NO FILTERS IN THIS TOWN!
TyroneTownsend
– Sep 9 2014
â?ª#â??RealTalkâ?¬, â?ª#â??AfterTheMusicStopsâ?¬, it takes a â?ª#â??Rebelâ?¬ to tell folks that without Christ they need â?ª#â??Rehabâ?¬, because too many church folks are wearing â?ª#â??ChurchClothesâ?¬, judging instead of covering...sort of like weightlessness trying to overcome â?ª#â??Gravityâ?¬. The sum total of it all has led to an â?ª#â??Anomalyâ?¬...the system didn't plan for this.
D-Lite
– Sep 9 2014
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Diana
– Sep 17 2014
Recently read an article over at Urban Family Communications that spoke specifically about Lecrae and his new...approach. It's called "Does Lecrae Have To Choose Between the Church and the World?" In light of his new release and his recent appearances leading up to it, there are valid points made in the article which is here:
http://urbanfamilytalk.com/lecrae-choose-church-world/#.VCCtdJRdU58
I have Lecrae's new release and I'm puzzled that he uses Christian bookstores and music outlets and yet doesn't want to be called a Christian rapper. Shuns it even. I believe there should be more dialogue with the church since ultimately the church is eternal family.
David Washington
– Sep 22 2014