Luchè

Luchè, born Luca Imprudente on January 7, 1981, in Naples, Italy, is a celebrated rapper and record producer, widely recognized for his influence on the Italian hip-hop scene. He began his musical journey in 1997 when he co-founded the influential hip-hop duo Co’Sang with his friend Ntò. The group quickly made a name for themselves with their authentic depictions of Neapolitan life, delivering raw and powerful rap through their debut album, Chi more pe’ mme, released in 2005.

After Co’Sang disbanded in 2012, Luchè embarked on a successful solo career, starting with his debut album, L1, followed by L2 in 2014. His subsequent albums, including Malammore (2016), Potere (2018), and Dove volano le aquile (2022), further cemented his place as a leading figure in Italian music, showcasing his versatile talent and evolving sound.

In 2019, Luchè took a major step by founding BFM Music, a record label that has supported up-and-coming talent like Geolier, Vale Lambo, and Lele Blade. His influence goes beyond music—Luchè has also ventured into business, opening pizzerias in London and New York. In 2024, he reunited with Co’Sang to release Dinastia, celebrating the duo’s lasting impact on the Italian music scene.

Luchè’s rise from Naples to international stages highlights his dedication to both his craft and his community, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of music.