Christian hip-hop veteran Lecrae has earned two Grammy nominations for the 68th Annual Grammy Awards, set to take place on February 1, 2026, in Los Angeles. The nominations shine a renewed spotlight on Lecrae songs that continue to bridge the gap between faith and culture.
Lecrae's tenth studio album, Reconstruction, is nominated for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album, while his emotionally charged single "Headphones" - featuring Killer Mike and T.I. - is up for Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song.
Released in August 2025, Headphones dives deep into themes of grief, inner pain, and healing, resonating with listeners through its vulnerable lyrics and layered production. The song, a tribute to personal loss and mental struggle, has become one of the most talked-about Lecrae songs in recent years, praised for its authenticity and spiritual undertones.
Meanwhile, Reconstruction expands Lecrae's legacy as a storyteller and faith-driven artist. The album merges gospel influences with raw hip-hop elements, tackling issues of identity, restoration, and grace - themes that have long defined many Lecrae songs.
These latest nominations further cement Lecrae's influence not just within Christian music, but across the broader industry. For many, Lecrae songs offer more than entertainment - they serve as reflections of real-life faith, struggle, and redemption.
As the Grammys approach, fans are hopeful this could mark a milestone win for an artist whose message continues to impact lives beyond the charts.
