Lara George

thumb|Lara George Lara George is a US-based Nigerian-American gospel recording artist, songwriter and producer. She was born on 23 June 1978 into the family of Oluwole Bajomo in Lagos State, the administrative division of Nigeria. Quotes “I was privileged to be the Production Manager/ FOH Engineer for Jesus House Chicago's (RCCG) 2011 Worship Concert that featured Midnight Crew & Sonnie Badu”. I had a lot of fun working on this project and the spirit of the Lord was definitely in the building this night. Enjoy and be blessed…. Her experience on being the production manager for Jesus house Chicago (RCCG)2011 worship concert I wrote my first song when I was 7 She said this in an interview with Zjolt “Yeah. You know I was always drawn to the music. When I got into secondary school, which was my first opportunity to be able to make my own choices, I joined the choir at Queens College, and it was such a wonderful experience. I just carried on from there; it was a step after the other: taking solos, enjoying the whole scenario, and by the time I got to university, I was fortunate to be a part of a wonderful girl-(musical) group that enjoyed so much success on the Nigerian scene, Kush, and that was an amazing experience. And…you know…it just kept going from there until it got to a point where there was no turning back”. Her response on how she got into music in an interview. “You see because doing music was not about making it, those were not the considerations for me. It was about: oh my goodness, this is such a huge price, and am I ready to pay this price?” Lara George speaking in an interview on the price to pay in music career. "With any form of art...authenticity is crucial to success." Speaking during an interview on finding fulfilment in Gospel music. "Pray it, i believe it and then worked towards the goal of success as though it was my only reality." Her talk on Gospel music. It’s just part of what I believe. I grew up believing that music is a responsibility and you kinda change lives with what you do Her response on why she chose Gospel music. "I was a bit upset about the KUSH break-up." Talking about the reasons she went solo on gospel music. “It’s a very rewarding experience to put songs out there that actually go on to impact people’s lives positively.” [9] Sharing her experience on what it feels like to be a gospel Artist. External Link Category:Living people Category:Women musicians Category:Women from Nigeria Category:She said