Lummani

Changing the rules to the game is what Lummani is all about. Through her soulful vocals and charismatic charm, Lummani brings a new spark to the story of adolescence and the situations teens deal with on a daily basis. Lummani’s distinctive vocals and budding song writing skills have the ability to get beyond the words and express true emotion – qualities that would grace a singer of any age. Born the youngest of four children, Lummani, the fifteen year old self-proclaimed jokester was raised in Altadena, California. Known as the ‘little girl with the big voice,” Lummani has starred in the latest Ludacris music video “Run Away Love” as ‘Lil Stacy, performed on the televised Radio Disney Winter Fest Concert alongside Corbin Bleu and opened up for the Los Angeles Clippers televised game against the Detroit Pistons with the National Anthem and so much more.“I love to entertain,” remarks Lummani. “I love the spotlight and I’m so happy to be doing something I love to do!” Lummani began showing her interest in singing as a young toddler and began exhibiting her talent when she began singing in a gospel choir at the age of five. Now at the age of 16, Lummani is finding her audience by approaching her music with a fresh, honest exuberance. She can strike you one moment with confidence and clarity, and then charm you the next with the innocence of her youth. Similarly, her songs cover a wide range of emotions and experiences. The days of ‘anything for a boy’ attitude are long gone. Strong girls grow into strong women and Lummani stands behind this as she sets the standards for her younger fans in her song “Like That.” “I want my fans, especially young girls to feel good after listening to my music.” declares Lummani. “I want them to not only get into my songs because of the hot track. I want them to really get into my songs and listen to the words. Words are very powerful and I want my fans to feel it in their soul when they sing the lyrics to my songs. I want my songs to bring back good memories and make new ones. I want my songs to motivate and inspire or anything thing else positive my fans can get from it. I am here to stay in this industry, so when I look back 20 years from now I want my songs to have made a difference. |