ArtistSphere artist profile
Lawrence Hunter
Lawrence Hunter is an artist working across dance, electronic, and pop. Listen on Spotify for tracks including “Marvin Gaye,” “Working for It,” “Party Till We Die,” “Scatman’s World,” and “Only You.”
Tracked catalog estimate
Estimated Music Royalty Earnings
$2,697,000
Estimated all-time Spotify gross royalties to rightsholders across the Lawrence Hunter songs currently tracked by ArtistSphere.
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Popular Lawrence Hunter Songs
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Marvin Gaye
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Working for It
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Party Till We Die
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Scatman's World
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Only You
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Marvin Gaye
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Working for It
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Sacrifice
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Lawrence Hunter Biography
Lawrence Hunter is an artist working across dance, electronic, and pop. Listen on Spotify for tracks including “Marvin Gaye,” “Working for It,” “Party Till We Die,” “Scatman’s World,” and “Only You.”
On ArtistSphere, a useful way into the catalog is through Marvin Gaye, Working for It and Party Till We Die. The listening, video and social sections below show how those recordings continue to move through the fan community.
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Tracked Lawrence Hunter Songs
Lawrence Hunter, Sarah Hicks
Marvin Gaye
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Audience Data Sources
Artist image, tracks, audience, playlists, Instagram and TikTok signals are supplied by Chartmetric, retrieved Sep 10, 2026. Videos come from YouTube, event links come from Ticketmaster when available, and publisher articles are independently checked and AI reviewed. Counts are rounded and may change.