Lady Alma
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Not included in any known risky playlists
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43,712 – 46,684
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LADY ALMA remains one of the driving forces behind Philadelphia’s world-renowned sonic legacy. Known for her uplifting, soul-stirring anthems and unmistakable vocal power, the Philly songstress continues to captivate audiences across the globe with a repertoire that is as inspiring as it is timeless. From beloved classics like “Happiness,” “Hold It Down,” “Far Away,” “It’s House Music,” and “Let It Fall,” to her ever-evolving catalog, LADY ALMA’s music resonates deeply wherever it’s heard. In 2026, LADY ALMA released “Dance,” a powerful, dance anthem driven by classic soulful house energy produced by Grammy Award winner Marley Marl, remix by David Harness. In 2025, Lady Alma released “All You Zombies,” a classic by Philadelphia rock band The Hooters, recorded with the city’s fiery funk collective Swift Technique and producer Rick Friedrich. Continuing that celebration of Philadelphia’s musical legacy, LADY ALMA lends her voice to “I Love Music,” by lildave215 that reinterprets the timeless Gamble & Huff classic originally recorded by The O’Jays. Her extensive collaborations span some of the most respected names in music, including Terry Hunter, David Harness, DJ Spinna, Osunlade, Low Steppa, Mark De Clive-Lowe, Mark Francis, Zo!, King Britt, 4Hero, Yukihiro Fukutomi, Rob Paine, Miza and Ralf GUM. Whether delivering deep house grooves, soulful ballads, or high-energy dance floor anthems, LADY ALMA brings authenticity, passion, and purpose to every project.
First discovered Nov 17, 2025, 3:43 PM