Glenn Lewis

Under-recorded yet highly accomplished, Glenn Lewis is a contemporary R&B artist combining his rich and inviting voice with sophisticated songwriting. The Toronto native got off to a hot start in the late '90s, earning Juno nominations with his first two independent singles, "The Thing to Do" and "Bout Your Love," and with World Outside My Window (2002), his major-label debut album, he won a pair of Junos, including one for his third single, "Don't You Forget It," a Top 40 pop hit in the U.S. Shortly thereafter, Lewis received a Grammy nomination for his and Amel Larrieux's duet on Stanley Clarke's 1, 2, To the Bass. Over the next several years, Lewis recorded not one but two albums that were shelved, but his long-awaited follow-up, Moment of Truth (2013), was warmly received despite a decade-long wait. He returned the following decade with the true-to-form Overture (2026).