Kevin Lemons Death, Biography, Age, Career, Family, Net worth, Early Life, Weight, Height

Kevin Lemons was a gospel musician hailing from Atlanta, Georgia. He was born and raised in Atlanta, where he started his music ministry in 1996. That year, he founded Higher Calling. A now well-known community ministry, by gathering a small group of friends and acquaintances in a small church.

Higher Calling, which now has over 70 members. Is known for its “skillful singing, lively performances, trendsetting flair, and general quality in ministry.”

The trio achieved national success with their album “The Declaration,” which reached No. 10 on Billboard’s gospel charts. In addition to touring and performing. Kevin and Higher Calling were also committed to spreading their message of love, unity, and spiritual growth through song.

Over the years, Kevin Lemons’ innovative approach to choir music led to numerous opportunities to lead clinics and workshops at various schools, universities, and churches both domestically and abroad.

His sound and vocal instruction attracted the attention of numerous musicians and producers. Resulting in joint performances, national commercials, and collaborations.

With artists such as Bishop Hezekiah Walker, Bebe Winans, Donald Lawrence, Metro Boomin, Tamela Mann, Erica Campbell, Kirk Franklin, and many others.

Kevin’s most notable achievement to date was his portrayal of Carlton Pearson’s singing voice in the critically acclaimed Netflix film and soundtrack “Come Sunday.”