Lamont Landers, an Alabama native, is a multifaceted musical artist known for his powerful vocals, searing guitar skills, and eloquent songwriting. Born and raised in Decatur, Alabama, Lamont was deeply influenced by the Southern rock and classic soul music played by his parents. His musical journey began as a refuge during his parents' divorce, leading him to pick up the guitar. It wasn't until his early twenties, when he stepped up as a singer after his college band's lead vocalist quit, that he discovered the true power of his voice.

Lamont gained significant attention with a viral cover of Ray Charles' "Hit The Road Jack," which led to appearances on "America's Got Talent" and "Showtime at the Apollo." His talent caught the attention of GRAMMY® Award-winning producer Dave Cobb, resulting in a recording opportunity at Cobb's Savannah, GA studio and a signing with Lucile, Cobb's Republic Records imprint.

Lamont's music is a blend of soul, rock 'n' roll, and R&B, reflecting his Southern roots and love for guitar. His songs, such as "America" and "Whole Lot Of Love To Give," showcase his ability to blend personal experiences with broader social commentary. His work is characterized by raw emotion and authenticity, with tracks like "I Have Always Loved You" serving as heartfelt tributes to his daughter. With new music set for release in 2025, Lamont Landers continues to captivate audiences with his dynamic artistry.