Lemar Obika, known monomously as Lemar, is a distinguished British soul and R&B singer who first came into the public eye as a contestant on the BBC's talent show "Fame Academy" in 2002. Although he did not win the competition, Lemar's undeniable talent and unique voice captured the attention of both the public and music industry professionals. This led to a successful recording contract and the release of his debut album, "Dedicated," in 2003. The album spawned several hits and laid the foundation for a career that would be marked by critical acclaim and commercial success.
Over the years, Lemar has consistently showcased his ability to blend soulful melodies with contemporary R&B, earning him a loyal fan base and respect within the music industry. His discography includes hits like “If There’s Any Justice,” “Time to Grow,” and more recently, tracks such as “Cricket” (from The Masked Singer UK), “Dust (Radio Mix),” and “Page In My Heart.” Throughout his career, Lemar has not just remained relevant through his music releases but has also demonstrated his versatility as an artist by exploring different genres and even showcasing his talents on television, as seen in his participation in "The Masked Singer UK." His enduring career and contributions to British music have made Lemar a revered figure in the UK’s R&B and soul music scene.
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