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LÁNRE

Lánre (born Olánrewaju Keyede, December 16, 1992) began his music career at age 10 in his hometown of Plainfield, New Jersey where he attended a school for music and was classically trained in vocal performance. He then went on to discover his songwriting talent and released a 6-track demo at age 15 under the tutelage of his cousin and mentor, Mike Will Made-it. Today, Lánre continues to go against the grain of his peers by writing songs with catchy heartfelt melodies set to a masterful blend of RnB, Electronic Dance, and Pop music.Photo Credit: Tim Caver


Insider Tips:

What can’t you leave Atlanta without seeing first?

“I would recommend visiting The King Center and the birth home of Martin Luther King Jr. on Auburn Ave. I remember being moved as a child when I visited these landmarks during my first trip to Atlanta, and that experience has stuck with me for the rest of my life. It’s such a moving and inspiring place to visit especially during the times we’re living in right now. It’s a stellar reminder of how far we’ve come and how much further we can go with the same conviction Dr. King had.”

VICTORY SANDWICH BAR

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“My favorite local bar has to be Victory Sandwich Bar off of the beltline and my favorite drink is their Jack and Coke slushie! Slushies were my favorite drinks as a child, so it brings me back to that with this tasty adult version.”
– Curated By Lánre

FANTASYLAND RECORDS

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“I have to admit, I’m very new to record buying. The first record store I went to start my collection was Fantasyland Records in Buckhead. They have a huge collection of every genre you can think of, and the owners were really helpful for a newbie to record collecting! It’s also been in Atlanta since 1976 which is really cool.”
– Curated By Lánre

TABERNACLE

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“I love seeing shows at the Tabernacle in Downtown Atlanta. I’ve seen everything from Dave Chappelle to EDM shows there, and each time was a unique experience. There’s something so unique about the old school theatre architecture that makes you feel like you’re a part of whatever show/performance you’re there for. I highly recommend going to a show here!”
– Curated By Lánre

 

“Tabernacle is my favorite local venue – you can get up close and personal there.”
-Curated by Big Boi

TRAP MUSIC MUSEUM

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“The Trap Music Museum in West Atlanta, is one of the coolest places in the city to visit! It was created by T.I. himself, and it’s a great place to learn about Atlanta’s music history and how the trap music that started here has influenced the music industry to this day.”

– Curated By Lánre