Lucy Love
musician from Copenhagen
Lucy Wilangi Siame (born 1985), known professionally as Lucy Love, is a Danish rapper, singer, and artist.
Early life
Lucy Siame was born in 1985 in Zambia to a white British mother and Zambian father. They moved to Copenhagen when Lucy was two years old.
Career
Lucy Love has made two albums with her producer and band member Yo Akim (Joakim Hjejle), Superbillion and Kilo. Notable singles are "No V.I.P.", "Daddy Was A DJ", "Poison", "Who You Are" & "Thunder". She is also known for her visual liveshows.
In 2018, she participated in season 15 of Vild med dans, finishing in fourth place alongside professional dancer Michael Olesen.
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