Omar Cunningham

Omar Cunningham

Genres: blues, soul, rhythm and blues, indie soul, Southern Soul

About Omar Cunningham

Born in Gadsden, Alabama Omar Cunningham has quickly positioned himself as one of the stars of the Modern Southern Soul/R & B world. His first experience singing professionally came as he backed a local R & B outfit dubbed Daybreak. After touring for some time he logged some studio hours by collaborating (according Omar's official bio) on records by Cameo ("In The Face Of Funk") and rapper Duice ("Dazzey Dukes") . Following this he, as part of the Small Town Boys, began opening shows for Cameo. He even played trumpet as part of the group's horn section! Soon he was flying solo and opening for late 90s R & B/Pop groups like Silk but it wasn't until 2003 that a record under his own name dropped. "Hell At The House" included the single "Check To Check", which became an irresistible smash in the South instantly raising his stature from obscurity to artist to watch. The following year he returned with an equally appealing hit, "I Get By" for Willie Clayton's End Zone Entertainment label. He returned with the label in 2006 with "Worth The Wait", then departed for Soul1st Records for what became his best disc thus far ("Time Served"), featuring the instant classic "My Life".

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Omar Cunningham — Top 7 songs

Artist Song title Like / Dislike
Omar Cunningham Drowning
Omar Cunningham Sufferin Remix (feat. Bigg Robb & R. Kelly)
Omar Cunningham The Beauty Shop
Omar Cunningham Good
Omar Cunningham My Baby
Omar Cunningham My Business
Omar Cunningham On My Way To Memphis
Sufferin Remix (feat. Bigg Robb & R. Kelly)
The Beauty Shop
My Business
On My Way To Memphis