INTERVIEW W/ RISING INDIE ARTIST LUCIANO KING LAYNE

I am Luciano Layne... Hip-hop’s latest triple threat... rapper, singer, and ghostwriter.

                        
Hailing from Queens, New York, Luciano King Layne born August 25th 1989 and given the name Yuron, which means King, Layne. His mother is of Jamaican descent, and she left this life in February 2012. His father is Haitian. Music has always been in his blood, and he became involved with music in the second grade. Luciano grew up singing in the church with his grandmother. His great grandfather is John Lee Hooker, the Grammy winning jazz guitarist who worked with the legendary BB King and with Chuck Berry. Being in the streets showed King Layne another side of music. He learned to battle rap and never lost a battle! All these things influence how ideas and songs come together for Luciano in production. Nothing is ever written. He is raw freestyle… no pen, no pad. Because he is very diverse and developed in his abilities, however, he can ghostwrite, and does some spoken word. He has modeling experience, but his heart is music.