LECADE

Originally from Baton Rouge, LECADE, made his name in the music industry in Mississippi from his home in Purvis, just south of Hattiesburg. While he was a child, LECADE’s father played in several “small town country bands” throughout the south, and that has always been his biggest inspiration for taking up music.

LECADE defies genres by successfully marrying gritty-Country with Hip-Hop style. Averaging more than 3 million monthly listeners, LECADE’s audience continues to steadily grow and he has accumulated more than 200 million streams to date. With his unique, yet somehow familiar vibe, made for mainstream and outlaw Country fans alike, LECADE recently celebrated his single “When I’m Gone,” being certified gold. LECADE is currently in the studio working on new music. His new song “Hope It Kills Me (feat. Sterling Elza)” follows the release of “Liquor & Cigarettes,” which is the name of the tour LECADE has been bringing through the Southeast this year.