Laura Lambert

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Laura Lambert
Laura Lambert focuses on crafting songs that speak to the heart and leave listeners hungry for more. She's worked at each song, imbuing it with her personality. Truth is vital to Lambert's work. To hear her music is to feel her ideas and understand their importance to her . and Lambert hopes that they will become important to the listener, as well.



Lambert finds her inspiration in the talent of others, "true artists who are blessed with the natural, raw ability to sing from their souls, to write a song, a melody, that the whole world sings along to." Music itself can inspire music and such is the case with Lambert. But rather than merely echoing what she has heard another artist perform, Lambert tries with each song to offer a tune that has her signature. Originality is important to her, though she is the first to acknowledge the debt to those who have gone before



Lambert has had two songs featured in the movie "Inconceivable," directed by Bob Weis. Her song "Thinking About You" was used in the CBS daytime drama "Guiding Light". She's done session work with Raekwon "The Chef" of The Wu Tang Clan. She opened for Steve Van Zandt (E Street Band, Sopranos), Danny Aiello and Paul Sorvino in Staten Island's Yankee Stadium and was the featured singer on a bill with G.E. Smith from the former Saturday Night Live Band.



Her song, "Am I Wrong for Loving You", hit number 1 as the top song being spun by podcasters on the PMN (Podsafe Music Network) Top Ten Countdown. She was also listed on XM Satellite Radio's "The Radar Report", as the next up and coming artist to look out for, and was voted "Best R&B Airgod" of 2007 on Airspun.com.
Most recently, Laura has just wrapped up recording a new song with up and coming rapper, Caezar. "Battlefield" is a hip hop/rock revamp of the 1983 hit made famous by Pat Benetar.



Review
"In few places will you find music more evocative than that of Laura Lambert" A&R Select