Pray for Me is the lyrical vows Jace William wrote and sang to his wife on their wedding day.

Pray for Me

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Debuting his first single “Pray for Me” Jace William soulfully warms your ears with the vows he sang on his wedding day. This Chicago-native started his musical journey in the fourth grade as a tuba player under the direction of Diane Ellis a Chicago Jazz Star.  Jace was nurtured as a vocalist when he joined the church choir under the leadership of gospel hit singer-song writer Percy Gray Jr. A few years after college he picked up the bass guitar performing in the band LeTom; and supported the lead vocals as a background vocalist. Jace’s storytelling was reignited while taking guitar lessons at the Old Town School of Folk Music. Shortly after he was introduced to the lead singer of Vandalay a rock band out of Michigan. The pair hit it off and began crafting songs together;Ben Warner is the guitarist featured on the track “Pray for Me.” Jace’s influences include rock, country, blues, gospel and hip hop. He grew up listening to Chris Cornell, Prince, Luther Vandross; Boyz II Men, Barry White; David Bowie, 2 Pac, Pat Benatar and so many more! Jace William prides himself on his unique ability to captivate his audiences through his storytelling, “ I just want people to see themselves in my music; I believe my journey is unique to me but relate-able to many, says William. Jace William believes that music is healing, therapeutic and necessary for the human experience. He is currently working on his next project “How Am I Still Standing” scheduled for release in the spring of 2020.

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