Lauren Owsley is very good Singer Oklahoma City and she used to sing from her childhood. She first started singing when she was in preschool.It was her solo performance.She is from Edmond,Oklahoma.She participated in many events when she was in her school and she participated as chorus for many events. She attended for many weddings and events as a singer.

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Good music has a way of making us feel better, regardless of your type of music, but if you are
looking for music that is soothing, yet powerful, you need to listen to Lauren Owsley. Lauren
Owsley is from Edmond, Oklahoma and has been singing her entire life. She sang her first solo
when she was in preschool and continued singing in numerous events for school and church as
well as performing at many benefits, weddings and other special events.
Lauren is an independent singer whose talent is rooted from a very music oriented family as
well as her time spent singing in choir and church. Lauren covers many top hits such as,
“Someone Like You” by Adele, “If I Ain’t Got You” by Alicia Keys, “At Last” by Etta James,
“Warwick Avenue” by Duffy, and many more.
Lauren Owsley was recently asked to join the band “TruHarmoni” as their lead vocalist. Tru
Harmoni blends many different styles and genres of music and they perform songs by legendary
artists like Aretha Franklin, The Gap Band, The Isley Brothers as well as new favorites like
Angie Stone, Jennifer Hudson and R. Kelly. Their style and sound is unique, as they blend
sounds of pop, rock, soul, jazz and Mo-Town, making their performances very fun and make you
want to dance. Lauren has also made appearances with the band “The Groove Merchants”, an
Oklahoma City based band that performs songs from all eras.
You can find many recordings of Lauren by visiting her site at www.LaurenOwsley.com or by
checking out her YouTube channel at LaurenOwsleyMusic. There you will find audio and video
of her singing the hit songs “Rolling In The Deep” by Adele, “I Heard It Through The
Grapevine” by Marvin Gay, “Somethng To Talk About” by Bonnie Raitt, “Lady Marmalade” by
Pattie LaBelle, and many others.