Lara George Quotes

Pray it, i believe it and then worked towards the goal of success as though it was my only reality.

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

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?

I was a bit upset about the KUSH break-up.

“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”.

“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”.

“It’s a very rewarding experience to put songs out there that actually go on to impact people’s lives positively.” <nowiki> </nowiki> Sharing her experience on what it feels like to be a gospel Artist.

I wrote my first song when I was 7

With any form of art...authenticity is crucial to success.