Lucki Starr Biography

Lucki Starr stepped into the entertainment industry as a child. She began as a child performer. Eventually, after a period of training and practice, she opened her channels on Sound Cloud and YouTube. As part of her music career, she has had the opportunity to collaborate with several renowned artists and personalities, such as Beyonce Knowles at the U.S. Open, with the then First Lady Michelle Obama for the health campaign ‘Let’s Move’, with Snoop Dog on show ‘Live with Kelly and Michael’, ‘The David Letterman Show’ etc. She has also performed with artists French Montana, Big Sean and Kendrick Lamar at the Barclays Center. Independently, she has released covers of the several songs including hits like ‘Send My Love (To Your New Lover)’ by Adele, ‘Too Good’ by Drake ft. Rihanna, ‘Cold Water’ by Justin Bieber and ‘Better’ by Meghan Trainor. In 2017, her single ‘Make Me’ was released and became a hit.

Alexis Lucki Starr Gordon was born on 27 January 1998, at New Jersey in USA. She has two siblings, a brother named Devin Gordon and a sister Jazzy Starr. Interested in music from a young age, she began performing at the young age of six and took up training and grooming when she became twelve years. She has got the opportunity to work with reputed artists and is currently working on better opportunities. She has an official website (http://luckistarr.com) and is active on various social media channels. She keeps constant touch with her fans through twitter and instagram and fondly refers to them as ‘lucki charmz’.