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The new era of Dallas Hip Hop is producing a movement of jig-gin' and boogying artist

but Lydell Lucky adamantly stands outside the box. Lydell describe his music as being

universal, mixing R&B with Hip Hop and Rock. While expressing his music without cursing

or promoting violence or drug dealing. Lydell has gained fans and made his on lane selling

music worldwide. He has been in the music business for 6 years now. He started off his

career in the mixtape circuit in 2004, recording over major artist beats and remaking

there songs. This trend boosted Lydell Lucky's career making him a fan favorite, while

selling mixtapes in stores throughout southern markets. Lydell started his own label

called CORNER POCKET RECORDS, which boosted careers for alot of Dallas artist. Lydell

has made his name using the Internet, while jumping on the digital boom in 2006. He now

has over 12 Cd's on mp3 sites like iTunes, Amazon and Rhapsody. Lydell has laid the

blueprint for being a independent artist, doing mixtapes which such peoplelike KIA SHINE,

Shadyville Djs and S.E.A DJ of the year DJ Southern Belle. While sticking to his roots

Lydell Lucky speaks out on artist who rap about drug Dealing and Violence, which he feels

is hurting the youth in our community's. Listening to Lydell's music its obvious he isn't

riding the coat tail of the Dallas novelty Dance wave. After being underground for awhile

Lydell jumped on the airwaves in 2009 with his hit "HERE WE GO". Which was heavily played

in states like California, Florida and Texas. With 15,000 records and 100,000 downloads

sold over his short career, Lydell isn't letting anything stop him. While beating a prison

trial, facing 20 years in 2006 and surviving a 18 wheeler collision in 2010. Lydell is

destine to keep pursuing his career in the music industry. He just released his first

album called "ROCK AND SOUL" which was featured on iTunes and the single "What It Cost"

is booming through radio stations. Lydell is just telling his story of a regular guy who

decided to pursue music. His story is telling about the way life is in Texas and also

telling how the criminal system works for a convicted felon. Lydell is one of the few

who cares about his rhymes and at the end of the day just wants respect.

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