Lana Love

Lana Love is an example of an artist who has emerged with an incontestable arsenal of talents. Born in Atlanta, she is not only a singer, composer, and pianist who has had classical training, but also a trained dancer, an actor, and an aspiring entrepreneur. She exemplifies the principle of being multidimensional to its fullest. Love also served as the lyricist and assistant director for the Netflix documentary “Making Malinche,” which featured the collaboration of Nacho Cano and Hans Zimmer.

Love has been highlighted in publications such as Broadway World, Aesthetic Mag, Popwrapped, Vents, and Substream after successfully generating widespread interest in her music through placements on Shazam’s Best New Music Playlist, available on Apple Music. She has racked up a lot of credits with companies such as Netflix, Disney, Warner Bros., Discovery Channel, and Telemundo, amongst others, thanks to her high-profile sync placements and radio play.

When performing live, Love has opened for artists such as Snoop Dogg and Wu Tang Clan, amongst others. She played to a crowd of 6000 people for an hour long solo special on PBS, where she genre-bent Opera, Musical Theater, Jazz, Pop, and Rock, and played a number of tracks including “American Love,” which won the John Lennon Songwriting Competition. As the Lana Love narrative continues to rapidly develop, she is sharing the one message that means the most to her: that everything, without exception, is an expression of love.