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His story begins in Plaistow, East London. Lancey’s father was a prominent businessman and DJ who engulfed him in music from Uganda and Congo. Lancey excelled in English, drama and “anything that had to do with the arts.” Taking a keen interest in old-school records he also began listening to Skepta, Future, Lil Wayne and Young Thug.  Once he picked up a mic, he unleashed a deluge of music, including Pink, First Day At Nursery, and Pink II. In 2019, he broke into the global conversation with Friend or Foux highlighted by “India,” “Dream,” and “Ghetto Yout.” The momentum increased on First Degree, which he laced with bangers such as “WHAT U WANT” [feat. Skepta] and “Don’t TALK.” Attracting critical applause, Study Breaks hailed him as “an Unexpected Rockstar in the Making.” Simultaneously, he appeared as a model for Givenchy, Alexander McQueen, Mulberry, MISBHV, Jordan, and Trapstar, to name a few. 

During 2021, he spent May through September in the States, visiting Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta, and Las Vegas. At the same time he was recording at a prolific pace, and assembling what would become LIVE.EVIL.  “All of the good you are doing might be bad. Or, your good isn’t going anywhere, so you do bad to see where it goes. I took both good and bad and put them into the journey.” In the end, Lancey connects because of unapologetic honesty and a commitment to being no one else but Lancey.

“When you hear me, I want you to take away emotion. If you listen to my songs and genuinely feel happy, I’m happy. If you want to do good or improve on something, I can help you with that. If it makes you want to get some anger out, that’s what it is. It’s all emotion.”

He engenders a staggering level of fanaticism from listeners who pour over the meaning of his lyrics and gleefully cop his trendsetting looks. A devout cohort of fans—whose acolytes include Kanye West and Playboi Carti—continues to pledge its allegiance to him, amplifying his myth throughout the culture in the process.