Lalah Hathaway is a Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, and producer with a career spanning over two decades, known for her contributions to contemporary R&B and soul music.
AARP presented a virtual concert with Lalah Hathaway, celebrating Black Music Month and exploring the relationship between music and brain health.
Liberty facilitated Lalah Hathaway's visit to South Africa for a performance.
Grammy Award-winning singer Lalah Hathaway released her seventh album through a new partnership between Hathaway Entertainment and eOne Music.
Lalah Hathaway joined the MSO in Australia for the first time to honor the legacy and work of her father, Donny Hathaway.
Lalah Hathaway, born in Chicago, Illinois, embarked on her musical journey early, developing skills as a pianist and vocalist. She continued her formal education at Berklee College of Music, graduating with a strong foundation in music theory and performance. Her professional recording career began, and she quickly established herself as a distinct voice in the R&B and soul genres, building a discography that showcases her vocal range and interpretive abilities.
Hathaway’s career is marked by multiple achievements, including five Grammy Awards, recognizing her as a respected artist in the music industry. She has released seven solo albums, which have consistently earned critical acclaim and demonstrated her evolving artistry. Beyond her solo work, Hathaway has engaged in numerous collaborations with prominent artists across various genres, including Pharrell Williams, Kendrick Lamar, Dr. Dre, Anderson .Paak, and Robert Glasper. These collaborations highlight her versatility and her ability to integrate seamlessly with diverse musical styles and productions.
In 2015, Hathaway founded Hathaway Entertainment, her own entertainment company. This venture, which operated as an imprint through eOne Music, allowed her to expand her influence beyond performing and into music production and business. She has also shared stages with music icons such as Prince, Stevie Wonder, and Anita Baker, further cementing her status as a significant figure in contemporary music. Her work extends to engaging with audiences through events like virtual concerts, where she discusses topics such as the connection between music and brain health, aligning with organizations like AARP.
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