#32
Lecrae | All Things Work Together
Columbia/Reach | Official Store | Amazon | iTunes

According to Chris Lacy: “Balancing a burning social consciousness with disarming authenticity, Lecrae’s highly anticipated eighth studio album—his first for Columbia Records—delivers an electrifying jolt to the senses and expresses the genuine human emotion that’s sorely lacking in today’s formulaic world of hip-hop....By turns gritty, intense, and transcendent, All Things Work Together captures the social, political, and religious undertones of today’s America. It encompasses all the peaks and valleys the Reach Records mogul experienced in 2016 and forces the listener to confront unsettling realities we’re exposed to every day. Complementary to what came before while pressing forward artistically, All Things Work Together is unquestionably Lecrae’s sharpest and most sophisticated effort to date.”

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