Luke Titus

Luke Titus, born Luke Sangerman, began his musical journey at a young age in Chicago, Illinois. He developed proficiency as a multi-instrumentalist, with drums being his primary focus. His early training included participation in youth music programs such as the School of Rock. This period fostered his interest in music and led to a professional drumming career. Luke Titus gained early recognition, becoming the youngest-ever drummer for the Blue Man Group at age 15.

Throughout his career, Luke Titus has consistently collaborated with various artists, contributing his drumming and production skills. He was a member of the band Woo Park, which developed a dedicated following due to its live performances. After Woo Park concluded, Titus transitioned to focusing on his solo artistry, embracing singing, songwriting, and music production. His solo output includes projects such as the ‘Colors’ EP, showcasing his diverse musical approach.

Luke Titus’s work encompasses a blend of genres, including alternative R&B, neo-soul, and nu jazz. His collaborations have included notable artists such as Noname, Ravyn Lenae, Cisco Swank, Orion Sun, Steve Lacy, Monte Booker, Kiefer, and Akenya. He has released several solo albums and EPs, including “Three Songs,” “From What Was Will Grow A Flower,” “Cosmic Drama Vol. 2,” and “Plasma.” Titus views playing drums for other artists as essential, stating it “keeps my belly full so I can use my creative outlet, put that energy into my own stuff.”