Lucian Piane
Lucian Piane writes songs that feel like they come from a quiet room, often dealing with vulnerability and isolation. His track 'I Don't Like To Show Off' has...
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Lucian Piane writes songs that feel like they come from a quiet room, often dealing with vulnerability and isolation. His track 'I Don't Like To Show Off' has a way of sticking with listeners who appreciate something a little more personal than the usual pop fare.
He started with classical piano and guitar, learning early on, and kept working on his songwriting even when it wasn't easy. The music he makes tends to avoid big, flashy production, favoring a more introspective sound instead.
Songs like 'Fat, Fem & Asian' and 'The Baddest Bitches In Herstory' show he's not afraid to tackle identity and strength in his lyrics. He put out an album called 'Echoes of Melancholy' and has kept writing and recording since, sometimes bringing in other musicians to help shape the sound.
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