[Music] WEEEAKDAYS – Reece Lache Ft. Holy Gabbana
“But he said to me, ‘My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.’ Therefore I will boast all the more gladly of my weaknesses, so that the power of Christ may rest upon me. [2 Corinthians 12:9]”
To the ones who exist in the background. The time to pick ourselves up is now. People talk, but the chosen are the ones who do. When we feel weak, it is He who makes us strong. So strong in fact that the Word tells us that we can do all things. Not some things, but we will succeed in the good plans He has made for us.
Days have not always been memorable ones for Reece Lace’. Even so, her determination has been steadfast. Resulting in the Louisiana artist breaking barriers and reaching levels that at one point appeared improbable. With the release of her single WEEEAKDAYS, Lache’ features Holy Gabbana to help pen an anthem for listeners who find themselves on the frontlines.
WEEEAKDAYS is pure energy from start to finish. Produced by Aidas Veselka, the single marks the second release of 2023 for Reece Lache’. The signature melodic delivery and expert-level penmanship are both present as Lache’ continues to cement herself as a trendsetting force within Christian rap. There is no time for slowing down; there are no days off; too much is at stake to be stopping now.
WEEEAKDAYS drops on digital streaming outlets on February 10, 2023.
WEEEAKDAYS – Reece Lache Ft. Holy Gabbana
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Song Details
Title: WEEEAKDAYS
Artist: Reece Lache’
Release Date: February 10, 2023
Features: Holy Gabbana
Production: Aidas Veselka
Engineering: AyeTev
About Reece Lache’
Reece Lache’ takes biblical principles and implements them into her music. She started making Christian Hip Hop in 2013 after she gave her life to Christ. She has fought her way through a total transformation. Her music is based on her journey and real-life experiences.
A consistent blend of lyricism with a modern sound, Laché’s music connects with many listeners.
