We The Least, a Christian band originally from Mendota, IL, has released their emotionally resonant single “Visiting Hours.” The song serves as a touching heart’s cry to heaven, addressing the universal experience of dealing with the loss of a loved one and holding onto the promise of a future reunion.
“Visiting Hours” captures the poignant sentiment of longing for one more moment with a lost loved one. It presents a heartfelt plea to heaven, expressing the desire for a connection that transcends earthly limitations. The song’s evocative lyrics imagine a world where heaven has visiting hours, allowing for precious moments of reunion, storytelling, and laughter.
While acknowledging that heaven does not actually offer visiting hours, “Visiting Hours” carries a thread of hope in its message, reminding listeners of the promise of an eternal reunion that will alleviate the pain of temporary separation. The song encapsulates the essence of faith, offering reassurance that grief is not without hope and reminding listeners of the peace found in Jesus, with the promise of everlasting life and eternal togetherness.
We The Least, comprised of members Michaela DeLong (vocals/keys), Nathanael DeLong (vocals/bass/guitar), Noah DeLong (drums), and Dell May (vocals/bass/guitar), has made a profound impact with their music since their formation in 2019. The band’s commitment to creating a variety of musical and lyrical styles is evident in their first album released in May 2019, and their second album “Sundae Best,” which features their signature use of 3-part vocal harmony. They are set to release 3-4 singles in 2024, further establishing their presence in the music industry.
We The Least has graced numerous radio stations and significant festival stages, including Lifest, and has shared the stage with notable acts such as Leanna Crawford, Ryan Stevenson, 7eveneth Time Down, and Anne Wilson. Their impact was further recognized when they were named the “19th Annual Christian Songwriter of the Year” by CMUnited for their award-winning song “Made You Too,” which has resonated with audiences globally, reminding listeners of their inherent worth in God alone.
The band’s name, inspired by John 3:30, reflects their mission to lead listeners closer to Jesus, promising an experience that brings eternal happiness in God.
“Visiting Hours” is now available on all streaming platforms, offering a message of solace, hope, and faith to listeners seeking comfort in times of loss.
