Lamar Holley played many sold-out shows to imaginary audiences in his basement bedroom, where he spent most of his spare adolescent time writing and recording songs. Beginning with drums, the 16-year-old wanna-be rock star played all the instruments on his first album, which he named after his high school band, Bedlam.
Between choir trips to notable stages (such as Carnegie Hall), arranging for his a cappella quartet (the Wanderers), and transcribing 1960's Doo Wop and pop music, Lamar was saturated with vocal harmony--an important element in all of the music he has recorded.

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