LaMaRe — brothers LaMark and Lamont Fleming, alongside longtime friend Reco Winn — are the definition of seasoned soul. Hailing from Richmond, Virginia, their sound was forged early in church, family bands, and local stages, where their harmonies and presence quickly set them apart.

Their rise wasn’t accidental. From dominating local talent shows to sharing stages with future stars like D’Angelo and Mad Skillz, LaMaRe built a reputation rooted in real vocal ability and undeniable chemistry. That momentum carried them to national platforms, including a standout appearance at BET’s unsigned artist showcase, where they earned a standing ovation alongside acts like Xscape and Dru Hill.

Behind the scenes, their journey has been just as powerful. They secured a major label deal with DreamWorks, only to face the devastating setback of an unreleased album. Instead of folding, they doubled down — recording across New York, Philly, and Richmond, performing anywhere they could, and sharpening their craft.

Their talent has spoken loudly in the rooms that matter. Personally invited by legends, LaMaRe has shared stages with icons like Bobby Womack and James Brown — both of whom called on them to perform alongside them in real time. They’ve opened for greatness, stood in moments that can’t be manufactured, and delivered every time. Their performances have moved audiences from Harlem playgrounds to Madison Square Garden, including a National Anthem performance for the New York Knicks and multiple return invitations to the CIAA Tournament.

Beyond the spotlight, their influence runs deeper. Lamont Fleming, alongside manager Clarence “CJ” Jenkins, played a key role in discovering and launching the career of Chris Brown — a testament to their ear, vision, and commitment to the culture.

Now, after time away, LaMaRe returns not as newcomers, but as proven artists. Writers. Producers. Vocalists with real life behind the music.

This isn’t a comeback.
It’s a continuation of a journey built on resilience, legacy, and soul.