Truth Radio w/ Pastor Cal Discusses Authenticity w/ Guest Sir Glen Lamar

B orn Glenn Lamar Miles II in Atlanta, GA, Sir Glen was raised simply as "Lamar" by his mother and father along with two sisters on Glendale Dr. in Decatur. The recently knighted "Sir" fondly remembers summers spent at his grandparent's home on the slow southern streets of Tifton, GA, an upbringing he credits for his laid back demeanor and humbleness personified in art. With these roots, he grew through the varied lenses of a multi-layered perspective branching from what plagued the communities he loved and the country he belonged to, but more importantly, he progressed through the ideas it fostered and the pains he struggled to express. At age nine after witnessing the demise of his home and his parents' divorce, Sir Glen began to express that deep frustration of his ever present struggles in potent lyrical form. By age 10 he was hooked. That hooked 10 year old finally acted as an ever learning 16 year old and he hustled the support needed to record his first song titled "Takeover". All of this was done in a makeshift studio using a patchwork of old DJ recording equipment and fueled by the energetic passion of the need to speak out in love, in pain and in protest. The track brought Sir Glen amusement. But it also brought accolades and encouragement from peers, leading a young man for the first time in his life to consider one day telling the world his observations in musical form.
So what did he do next? He listened to the pragmatists, dropped the mic and went to college.