L.S.G.
L.S.G. was an R&B trio active in the early 2000s, consisting of singers LeShaun and Sharissa alongside producer Grandmaster Gee. Their sound pulled from R&B,...
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L.S.G. was an R&B trio active in the early 2000s, consisting of singers LeShaun and Sharissa alongside producer Grandmaster Gee. Their sound pulled from R&B, hip-hop, and Afrobeat, anchored by the group's vocal harmonies. They released their self-titled debut album in 2003.
That album included the song 'Door #1,' which became a notable point of discussion for its lyrical content. The group followed up with albums like 'Rebirth' in 2005 and 'The Empire' in 2008. Other tracks from their catalog include 'Round & Round,' 'Drove Me to Tears,' and 'What About Me.'
LeShaun, born LeShaun Thomas, was the group's lead vocalist and primary songwriter. Sharissa Spencer provided mezzo-soprano vocals and also contributed to songwriting. Grandmaster Gee, born George Spivey Jr., handled production and DJ duties, shaping the group's rhythmic foundation.
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