lesser yet
We are a mostly country Christian project blending stories of struggle and prayers from the heart.
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Variety
While "lesser yet" is a country focused group, we experiment with different styles within the genre and will cross into other genres as the project grows. We will also bring on guest singers from time to time to explore different perspectives.
Themes
Our music is meant to express the doubt and struggle we all face in life, inspiring hope and reflection. We range from the internal prayer offered in exhaustion to the external devastation of lost loved ones.
Our Singer/Vocalist
The primary singer/vocalist of "lesser yet" is Solice Cross. Her powerful and passionate voice is perfect for capturing the depth of emotion our songs cover.
Song Writer/Co-Producer/Executive Producer
The primary song writer of "lesser yet" is Richard Grandich. He has loved writing poetry since childhood and has taken up song writing to breathe life into poetry capturing his walk in faith.
Producer
The primary producer of "lesser yet" is Craig Durrance from Studio Pros, an online recording studio that connects musicians like us with world-class session players and Grammy-nominated engineers to professionally produce, mix, and master songs from start to finish. Craig has been truly integral to actualizing the vision of "lesser yet". He has not ceased to surprise us with the attention to detail and quality of his work. In our time working with Craig, has gone from business partner to friend. Thank you Craig for all you have done for us.
We were not incentivized nor asked to leave any review for Studio Pros. We simply wish to give thanks and help guide other aspiring song writers/singers to the producer that turned our dream into reality. Below is a link for anyone interested.
Online Recording Studio - Collaborate with World-Class Musicians
Faith Based
Our music is built on the strong foundation of faith. We hope to capture the experience of humble prayer and conversation with God, allowing listeners to step into the shoes of the songs and pray alongside them.
Review of "Whisk Me Away"
Wow, the song was so reflective, heartfelt, and convicting. It reminds me of the verses/prayers that many saints would write, arising from their times of contemplation.
-Fr. David Chacko