Providence, Rhode Island native Shira Lucé, born Jacqueline Paolino, is based in Westchester New York. In 2019, she experienced a healing, spiritually, emotionally and physically. She converted from Catholicism to Judaism, recently married and took control of her physical and mental health. In this time of transformation, music poured out of her, spreading messages of her healing journey and the lessons she learned along the way.
 The pop/rock singer offers a serene element to her music that blends beautifully with what Providence represents as a city, one that welcomes people of all religions, creeds and backgrounds. Some of Lucé’s musical inspirations include George Harrison, Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel and Taylor Swift. 
 While Lucé’s first album was recorded under her birth name, it wasn’t until early 2021 that she became Shira Lucé, a thoughtful blend of her Hebrew name Shira (my song) and Lucé (Italian for light). Light has become the focus of much of Lucé’s music - and it’s all part of her spiritual evolution. 
 Shira Lucé thinks of herself as spiritually diverse, it works for her and it helps her keep balance and continue her self-discovery, with herself and her music. “I grew up with different religions impacting my life and I try to take lessons from all of them. I believe that spirituality allows you to explore life’s meaning in a more intentional way without limits, and I try to convey that in my music.”