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Lea-Lorien

Lea Lorien is an American female singer/songwriter from New York City, New York who is the daughter of guitarist Carlos Alomar and singer Robin Clark (both were performers on David Bowie's 1975 Young Americans album, which featured Alomar's guitar performance on "Fame"). She is the uncredited vocalist on David Morales' 2004 number one Billboard Hot Dance Music/Club Play song "How Would U Feel", from the 2 Worlds Collide CD, on which she performs four other tracks. The song charted at #18 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2004.

Lea-Lorien

Name
Lea Lorien
Birth Name
Lea Lorien Alomar
Occupation
SInger, songwriter
Born
1982 · New York City.
Nationality
United States
Fields
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Lea Lorien is an American female singer/songwriter from New York City, New York who is the daughter of guitarist Carlos Alomar and singer Robin Clark (both were performers on David Bowie's 1975 Young Americans album, which featured Alomar's guitar performance on "Fame"). She is the uncredited vocalist on David Morales' 2004 number one Billboard Hot Dance Music/Club Play song "How Would U Feel", from the 2 Worlds Collide CD, on which she performs four other tracks. The song charted at #18 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2004.

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