Lamar Brace
Genre: Southern Soul
Years Active: 2010–present
Charlotte, North Carolina native Lamar Brace is an emerging voice in Southern soul, blending the genre’s rich traditions with a fresh, contemporary sound. His latest release, “BYOB,” pays tribute to Mel Waiters’ classics “Hole in the Wall” and “Got My Whiskey,” while highlighting Brace’s distinctive vocals. Previous songs like “Rock Me Baby” and “Get the Hell On” have helped build his reputation as a versatile performer. Known for deeply soulful music and energetic live shows, Brace connects naturally with audiences. As his career grows, he continues to bring new energy to Southern soul, making him an artist worth watching closely.
Career Highlights
Launched his recording career in 2010 with his debut album, Pound 4 Pound, establishing his foundation as an R&B and Southern Soul recording artist.
Gained recognition in the Southern Soul scene with his 2018 single “Rock Me Baby,” introducing his distinctive vocals to a wider audience.
Charted at No. 5 on Daddy B. Nice’s January 2019 Top 10 Breaking Southern Soul Singles chart with “This Woman of Mine,” followed by his album From the Soul.
Performed at Richmond’s 2024 All White Southern Soul Music Festival, sharing the lineup with King George, Pokey Bear, and Nellie Tiger Travis.
Expanded his catalog with the 2024 EP In the Key of L and his 2026 single “B.Y.O.B.,” paying tribute to Southern Soul legend Mel Waiters while bringing a contemporary sound to the genre.
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