GH's Garren Stitt releases new single dedicated to his mom

Posted Tuesday, May 08, 2018 7:22:56 AM
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Garren Lake(Garren Stitt) single release for Hey Momma

General Hospital star Garren Stitt (Oscar Nero) dropped a single titled "Hey Momma," and the catchy tune has already started trending.

The hot new track "Hey Momma" is trending all across the country, and it's sung by none other than General Hospital star Garren Stitt (Oscar Nero).

The actor, who goes by Garren Lake in the music world, has been teasing the release of the single for the past several days -- and he hasn't exactly been humble about his talents or the potential success of "Hey Momma."

"I feel I am the best young artist out right now," he shared on Twitter. "Some people doubt but they soon will see. Very soon!"

Though his tweet may have been a tad flashy, it looks as if Stitt/Lake wasn't wrong. After dropping the tune, he quickly shot to trending status on iTunes as well as received a flurry of supportive comments from fans on his social media channels.

Prior to joining GH in 2017, Stitt had roles on Andi Mack; Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn; Unusual Suspects; and Up in Arms. As Garren Lake, he has released several songs, including Clout, Streaks, My Chain, and Player One.

Dear mom, My new record dedicated to you called "Hey Momma" Drops May 8th everywhere. Love Garren.

A post shared by Lake ❄️ (@itsgarrentho) on

To check out Stitt's new track "Hey Momma," listen on iTunes, Spotify, and anywhere music is streamed.

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