Luciana Caporaso, known by her stage name Luciana, is a British singer, songwriter, and one of the most charismatic vocalists on the global dance scene. She rose to fame for her energetic style, bold image, and signature voice, which became the hallmark of countless EDM, electro house, and pop hits of the 2000s and 2010s. Luciana is often called the “Queen of Club Vocals” for her immense contribution to electronic music.
Early Life and Career Beginnings
Luciana was born on June 23, 1977, in London, United Kingdom. From an early age, she showed a keen interest in the arts, studying acting and singing. Her first taste of success came in the early 1990s, when she began working as both an actress and a singer, performing in clubs and music shows.
Her debut included appearances in British TV series and the release of her first solo album, “One More River” (1994). However, her true breakthrough came several years later when she ventured into the electronic music scene.
Breakthrough and Rise to Fame
Luciana’s major success came in 2006 with her collaboration with Bodyrox on the iconic track “Yeah Yeah”. The song became a global hit, peaking at #2 on the UK Singles Chart and reaching the Top 10 in dozens of countries. The music video, featuring Luciana in her signature “punk-glam” look, went viral and defined the visual aesthetic for many EDM vocalists of the 2000s.
Since then, Luciana has become a regular performer at global festivals and has collaborated with some of the world’s leading DJs and producers, including Tiësto, Hardwell, Afrojack, Tommy Trash, Porter Robinson, 3LAU, Will Sparks, and Martyn Ten Velden.
Selected Discography
Popular Tracks:
- “Yeah Yeah” (with Bodyrox)
- “I Like That” (with Static Revenger & Richard Vission)
- “Trouble” (with Sultan + Shepard)
- “Big Bass Bomb”
- “U B The Bass”
- “I’m Still Hot”
- “2 Be Loved”
- “Something Good ’08” (with Utah Saints)
- “When It Feels This Good” (with Tomcraft)
- “The New Generation” (with Hardwell)
Luciana is also a prolific songwriter, crafting lyrics for other artists and producers, earning recognition as a talented and versatile lyricist.
Style and Sound
Luciana developed a distinctive vocal identity—expressive, bold, and high-energy. Her voice is instantly recognizable for its raspy tone, punk-inspired edge, and confident delivery. Her tracks often blend elements of electro house, pop, dance, rave, and punk attitude.
Luciana was one of the first female vocalists to elevate the EDM vocal style into mainstream pop culture. Her influence can be heard in artists such as Charli XCX, Sofi Tukker, and Icona Pop.
Collaborations and Global Presence
Luciana has worked with top artists and electronic music labels:
- Tiësto — “We Own The Night”
- Hardwell — “Arcadia” (Vocal Mix)
- Porter Robinson — “Vandalism”
- Afrojack — “Something Real”
- Tommy Trash — “Need Me To Stay”
- 3LAU — “Yeah Yeah 2.0”
Her vocals have echoed across the world’s biggest stages — Tomorrowland, Ultra Miami, Creamfields, and EDC.
Achievements
- “Yeah Yeah” achieved multi-platinum status and reached the Top 10 in over 15 countries.
- Named the official “Queen of Club Vocals” by DJ Mag (UK).
- Over 2 billion total streams (including collaborations).
- Performed across Europe, the USA, Australia, and Asia.
- Songwriter for leading EDM labels — Spinnin’, Armada, Ultra, Revealed.
Fun Facts
- Luciana began her career as an actress in British TV series before turning to music.
- Her hit “I Like That” was featured in a Coca-Cola commercial and in the game The Sims.
- She collaborates with fashion brands and creates her own art projects.
- She inspired an entire generation of female EDM vocalists.
- Her live shows are known for neon costumes, high energy, and dazzling visuals.
Legacy
Luciana is a true icon of the global club scene and one of the most distinctive voices in EDM history. Her vocals became the soundtrack of the electro-club era, and her influence continues to resonate in every bold, powerful, and danceable female vocal performance on today’s scene.
