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Austin Ellis
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Nashville, TN -
Singing Guitarist
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263 Verified Bookings
Cory said “Awesome”
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Therealluxxluxx
- Elk Grove, CA
- Singer/Songwriter
- Travels up to 200 miles
- $400 and up
Overview
As an emerging recording artist and performer, I bring authentic energy and a passion for creating unforgettable experiences. My music blends genres and showcases relatable stories through powerful hooks and lyrics. From starting on platforms like RapChat and Rap Fame to releasing projects like *Eviction of Pain*, *Alter Ego*, and *Trauma Response,* my journey reflects my dedication to growth and connection. Booking me means adding a fresh, genuine vibe to your event, with performances that leave a lasting impression on any audience.
2 Reviews
Quan D. •
January 29, 2025
She has pristine approach to her work she a great vocalist and performing artist. Appreciate the collaboration opportunity on the project Humble Beginnings 2 Really Doe ~Quan Dezy~
Hired as:
Singer/Songwriter, R&B Vocalist
Singer/Songwriter, R&B Vocalist
Marissa O. •
January 29, 2025
I hired Luxx to perform at an event for my nonprofit and she absolutely rocked the stage. Will definitely hire her for future events!
Hired as:
Singer/Songwriter
Singer/Songwriter
Booking Info
Price Range: $400 and up
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