Retro soul in a modern body, Luchi defines her music as: "Soul to the core, R&B in the stomach, Jazz as a spray of perfume and Gospel all around; Vintage Pop". Luchi is on a constant search for the inner complexity of all simple things; like the feeling of falling in love, the feeling of being alone or the search to belong. She does it with her songs and by doing that, she creates a sense of community around emotions that everyone experienced deeply, at least once in their lives. Luchi grew up surrounded by music, taking piano and singing lessons and writing songs from the age of 10. She learned to use her voice singing the songs of powerhouses such as Aretha Franklin, Etta James and Nina Simone and was inspired by Soul and Jazz composers throughout her whole development. After many years of working in the Italian music industry, Luchi arrives in London in 2018 to share her own life experiences very openly with the audience. During her performance, Luchi uses her raspy and airy vocals to reach out and allow others to emotionally engage with her stories and relate them to their own lives. Main influences arise from artists such as Adele, Amy Winehouse and Jorja Smith; strong inspirations for her style.