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LVCI
6+ albums
darkwaveelectropopsynthpoppopfemale vocalists
about
When LVCI, took her first steps into the music industry, it was not with the the ‘80s synth-oriented music a la Depeche Mode and the Sisters Of Mercy that she loves (a space-time impossibility, really, being that she was born in 1994), but within the Glasgow metal scene. It was a quick teacher of one lesson the hard-working young model and musician has carried through her careers: She wasn’t going to end up in a dead-end band that only played her hometown and never got out. Full stop. She grew up playing guitar and always had an affinity for music, but it was ultimately her rebellious nature and a windfall of unexpected failures in high school that pushed her to study it officially at the University Of Highlands And Islands in Iverness, Scotland. “It wasn’t completely random. I just sort of wanted to do something crazy to piss off my parents and I actually ended up getting a degree in it.” She jokes that through her education, she went from being “not terrible” to “pretty good,” but Control Records founder William Francis would argue that she far surpasses that modest accolade. He compares her dulcet soprano to that of a young Billie Holiday and says it captured him immediately upon seeing her acoustic covers on YouTube. “She makes videos with her acoustic guitar and her voice is just one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever heard—it’s haunting,” he says. Some such covers on her channel, theluciferfallen, include tunes from the Rocky Horror Picture Show, Marilyn Manson, M
