George LaMond

George LaMond burst onto the music scene in 1989 with his debut single ‘Bad of the Heart’ on Ligosa Records. The track garnered immediate attention, leading to a major recording deal with Columbia Records/Sony Music in the same year. ‘Bad of the Heart’ subsequently soared to number 25 on the Billboard Hot 100, firmly establishing LaMond as a prominent figure in the freestyle genre. His debut album, also titled Bad of the Heart, spawned further successful singles including ‘Without You,’ ‘Look Into My Eyes,’ and the duet ‘No Matter What’ with Brenda K.

His productive year continued with the release of The Hits and More album. In 2001, his album GL reached number 15 on Billboard’s Tropical/Salsa Albums chart, further solidifying his position across diverse Latin music landscapes. He followed this with the Oye Mi Canto album in 2006. In 2008, LaMond demonstrated his versatility with a dance-pop cover of Journey’s ‘Don’t Stop Believing’,’ which quickly climbed to number 1 on New York’s 103.5 KTU radio and achieved widespread success across other U.S.

His extensive discography includes seven albums, five of which were released through Sony Music, underscoring his lasting professional relationship with major labels and his continuous artistic output across multiple genres. LaMond’s sustained presence in the music industry, marked by both critical acclaim and commercial success, highlights his enduring appeal and adaptability as a compelling vocalist and entertainer.