Jamaican vocalist Jennifer Lara made her mark as a session and backing vocalist at the legendary Studio One label, where she worked alongside some of reggae's most influential artists. Discovered by keyboardist Richard Ace in 1969, Lara lent her voice to recordings with Delroy Wilson, Freddie McGregor, Dennis Brown, and Sugar Minott, contributing to the rich vocal textures that defined Studio One's classic sound during the 1970s.
Beyond her session work, Lara pursued her own recording career, establishing herself as a distinctive voice within Jamaica's reggae and roots music scene. Her contributions to Studio One's catalog represent an important part of the label's legacy as a breeding ground for vocal talent and musical innovation.