Lara George: A Musical Shape Shifter Lara George, the award-winning Nigerian-American Gospel music artist, has left an indelible mark on the music scene. Her style is a delightful blend of Afrocentric and international influences, making her music both raw and relatable. Venturing out solo after being part of a 4-person group, Lara’s debut solo album, “Forever in My Heart,” was met with wild enthusiasm. Hits like “Dansaki,” “Ijoba Orun,” “Halleluyah” and “Kolebaje” showcase her vocal dexterity and unique sound. Lara George’s compositions have become part of Nigerian praise worship, solidifying her status as one of Nigeria’s most successful Gospel Artists.
Looking Ahead Lara George continues to shine in Gospel music, delivering classic tunes that resonate across demographics. Her contemporary inspirational music, often infused with Afrobeats, remains pure and timeless. Beyond her music, Lara is Vice President of SoForte Entertainment Distribution Ltd., pioneering structured entertainment distribution in Nigeria. As she looks to the future, fans eagerly await her next projects, whether it’s new music or other creative endeavors
Check her out on: https://larageorgemusic.com/
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