Born in PA then raised on a Christmas tree farm in Maryland, self-taught artist Lukr began playing music as a kid beginning on an $80 piano. After forming and fronting his first band Farewell Flight at 17, he led them on dozens of successful DIY coast-to-coast tours in the US, playing hundreds of shows before relocating to Nashville, TN.

Working behind-the-scenes with artists from LA, NY, and abroad, he co-wrote songs that have appeared in TV shows like Scream, Hart of Dixie, Finding Carter, as well as in worldwide televisionads. In May of 2016, he independently made his solo debut with the cinematic Fucked Up Summer. Finding its way to fans from around the globe, the song became a Spotify viral hit and passed a million streams in just 12 weeks. In August, he followed up with Scarecrow, a sophomore single that reached the same number of spins in less than half the time. 

Self-styled as "neon grunge pop", Lukr's uniquely textured vocal and instantly nostalgic lyrics weave among organic instruments and shimmering sample-based pop tracks. The visually compelling live presentation features Lukr leading multiple co-creators, playing a what looks like creative musical chairs as they trade on and off with synths, guitars, trap sets and drum machines. Currently, he is poised to drop both a music video for Scarecrow and a remix of Fucked Up Summer, while simultaneously recording an EP with a variety of producers. Lukr continues to collaborate with and write for his fellow most buzzed about artists in the emerging Nashville pop scene while working towards his own 2017 debut LP.