Lateasha

Lateasha (born Lateasha DeGuzman in New York City, New York) is a former, American, R&B singer, songwriter, producer, and recording artist.

The daughter of a Temptation, The Late Ali-Ollie Woodson and a music entrepreneur/author, her mother, Dolores Bundy, Lateasha had already begun to get her first taste of fame as a child by modeling & appearing in print ads, and TV commercials. At the age of 22, Lateasha would try her hand at a music recording/singing career when she signed a deal at her mother's independent label, Rawsome Records. Lateasha wrote & produced her own first single, "Move On You", and her debut album of the same title. The title track reach #33 on Billboard's Hot Black Singles chart, remaining there for 13 weeks. She followed that up with another single titled, "Ghost In My Room", though that didn't chart.

She had a second go-round, this time Motown Records, & forming her own company, T-Shirt Productions. Her second album, eponymously titled, "It Just Ain't Easy".