Lemmie Battles
Lemmie Battles is a Christian music quartet from Oklahoma, originally formed by brothers Chris, John, James, and Jerry Lemmie. They started in a small town...
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Lemmie Battles is a Christian music quartet from Oklahoma, originally formed by brothers Chris, John, James, and Jerry Lemmie. They started in a small town there, playing music that reflected their faith. Some of their songs include "He Will Come Through," "He'll Be Right There," and "I Will Praise Him."
Their music faced early resistance from record labels and radio stations who found it unconventional. The brothers kept going anyway, building a following among listeners who connected with their straightforward approach. Over time, they developed a catalog of anthems like "I'm Still Standing" and "Let's Have A Good Time" that emphasize hope and resilience.
At certain points, their lyrics have drawn criticism for challenging religious norms, while others appreciated their directness. They've continued making music through these discussions, staying focused on their core themes rather than industry trends.
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