Lukie D lyrics
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Artist's albums
Treat It Right
2023 · single
LOVING YOU
2023 · single
Everlasting Love
2023 · single
RUMOURS
2023 · single
So in Love
2022 · single
Pull It Up
2022 · single
God Is Still Alive
2022 · single
Forward
2022 · single
Turn Me On
2022 · single
Got to Be
2022 · single
Elephant In The Room
2022 · single
Lukie Feeling
2022 · single
When You Love
2022 · single
Uprising
2022 · single
Words Of Life
2022 · single
East Syde Party
2022 · single
Laugh
2021 · single
God Of The Earth
2021 · single
Sweet Caroline
2021 · single
All I Need Is Your Love
2021 · single
Love Is Real
2021 · single
The Sweet Sweet Riddim
2020 · single
Said You Love Me
2020 · single
No No No
2020 · single
It's Over
2020 · single
You and I
2020 · single
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Biography
b. Michael Kennedy, 1972, Cockburn Pen, Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies. Kennedy began his career performing on various local sound systems, building a solid reputation as a dancehall singer. His influences included local heroes Frankie Paul, Tenor Saw and ragga DJ Supercat. His popularity led to recording sessions that produced his biggest hit, ‘Centre Of Attraction’, alongside combination hits with Lieutenant Stitchie (‘Don’t Deny Me’) and Beenie Man and Black Pearl (‘Bag It Up’). Lukie D joined the Firehouse Crew, noted for fostering the careers of Luciano and Sizzla. While with the Firehouse crew he released his debut, Centre Of Attraction, featuring combinations with Mikey Spice and DJ Determine. He also released a series of hits, including ‘I Won’t Let You Go’, ‘Lonely Nights’, ‘Let Me Love You Now’, ‘Heavy Load’ and ‘You’ve Got It Going’. His success allowed him to commute between Jamaica and the USA, where he became acquainted with more diverse musical influences, resulting in the broadening of his repertoire. In 1997 he released a 20-track compilation featuring, unconventionally, versions of AC/DC’s ‘You Shook Me’ and Queen’s ‘We Will Rock You’. His alternative approach garnered attention in the USA, but alienated the partisan dancehall crew. As well as his solo career, Lukie D also joined the vocal group L.U.S.T. They performed at MIDEM 1998 and later in New York at the third Culturama festival, to critical acclaim. In 1999, Lukie D left the group and was replaced by Ricardo Durante who had previously sung backing vocals for artists such as Shaggy and Patra.