Artist, producer and multi-instrumentalist Lani Renaldo hails from Los Angeles. Her talents were recognized along with her passion very early. She was one of six songwriters chosen to attend Grammy Camp at Converse Rubber Tracks in 2012 and went on to study at USC’s Thornton School of Music, which further catapulted her musical education and career. She’s found success performing with the likes of Alessia Cara at the AMA’s and opening for Halsey at The Shrine. Her collaboration on “Malibuu” with Matt Dimona, topped Spotify’s Global 50 chart and currently has over six million streams.
Titled “Woman” her latest single and accompanying visuals are about the poignant idea of being judged for how you present yourself. She states, ‘”When I wrote the track, I was reflecting on this idea that if I dressed differently or wore makeup, tried to pass in a more feminine way that maybe it would shape my relationships differently. Maybe I would be liked and though I think there have been several times I’ve been made to feel ashamed for how I look or who I love, I forgive those people that made me feel that way.”
Lani’s latest music is written to be utterly relatable. Her upcoming EP ‘Noheartbreak2020’ is an exploration of being in your 20’s. Produced, written, and performed by Lani, the EP is about accepting where you are in the moment and not being so hard on yourself. The musician reveals, “It’s for 20 somethings that are transitioning and going through a new phase in their life.” The EP touches on women and sexuality, emphasizing the significance of being comfortable with who you are, whatever that may be. Through unbearably honest lyrics, Lani’s goal is to show others the importance of self-acceptance and to encourage others to be themselves, be uncomfortable, and be truthful.
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