It’s definitely a city where you watch a lot of women hustle and try to grind, try to get out of the lower community areas - which most of Detroit is. It’s not really you’re rich or poor, most of us are right in the middle of trying to be successful. You either gon’ drown out there, or you gon’ stay afloat.
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But it’s a city you’re gonna learn how to hustle. You learn quick, we definitely jumped off the porch probably much faster than we should have. It brings people more personal to the music.ĪllHipHop: You’re from Detroit originally, how was that growing up?Īmy Luciani: Detroit was definitely a city where you grow up fast. It’s very important I continue to write my music, so I can let the girls know: this is how I feel. If you’re a real music artist or a person who listens to music, you can start differentiating who’s getting written for and who’s saying it passionately. Versus reading somebody’s lyrics and having to memorize it, “no say it in this tone.” It can work, but it’s so much of a better sound when you can tell she meant that. Being an artist and being able to be prideful in saying what you really feel, it comes off better on the track. No shade, I know a lot of people aren’t doing that right. Additionally, Amy Luciani will be joining the cast of MTV’s reboot of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta, which airs on June 13th.ĪllHipHop spoke with Amy Luciani in downtown Los Angeles to discuss her roots in Detroit, being part of a girl group with her sisters, her name, shooting “Bag Lady,” secret to abs, doing Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta, her charity Covered Atlanta, writing her own children’s book, new EP Amy’s World, and more!ĪllHipHop: How important is it to write your own bars?Īmy Luciani: It’s very important to write your own bars. To date, Amy’s gotten some big cosigns from Rick Ross, JT from the CityGirls, Latto, and more.
Completely freestyled off the dome, “Bag Lady” is a female empowerment record to go out there and get in your bag, putting in the work and hustling to get to where you want to be.
Most recently, Amy Luciani unveiled the official music video for “Bag Lady,” featuring Bigga Rankin. I try to find what I like, what entertains me, what I love to do. I love learning, I don’t want to try to be anybody else. When asked to describe herself, Amy states she’s “as a girl who walks to her own beats. Her tone is real and raw, and her lyrics are inspired by real-life experiences she’s lived through - which is what differentiates her from other female artists. Hailing from Detroit but now residing in Atlanta, Amy prides herself in her strong, authentic sound while writing her own bars. Amy Luciani is a whole vibe, and she’s here to leave her mark on the rap game.
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