Luke Cyrus

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Long, long ago, in a land far away…
There lived a little whippersnapper who was three years old. For this particularly young, musical cadet, fun was had, by whacking away on his mom’s pots and pans with spoons. In fact, legend says that most of her big metal bowls still have dents in them to this day.
For Luke, his love of the musical arts started in the kitchen.
The first (non-kitchen utensil) instrument Luke started playing was the violin when he was 4 years old.
Luke resides in Bath, Michigan, which is also referred to as “Home of the International Bathtub Race” (they have bathtub races at their city festival each year).
For a day job, you will find Luke playing music at retirement, assisted living and nursing homes all across Michigan (about 70 different facilities to be exact).

Yeah…So let’s change things up a bit.
Ah, that’s better.
I’m going to stop writing this little bio thingy in the “3rd person”.
Just because.
Anyways, where was I….Oh yeah…My bio thingy.
I love God!
I love my family.
I love people.
I write songs (and sometimes I do this while I’m mowing the lawn).
Creation inspires me in general. Especially huge expanses of water, earth and space.
I like recording and mixing music...but before this takes place…I have to find a quiet place (quiet places include, but are not limited to: my room, mom’s office, friends cottage, my mini-van etc.) so I can concentrate (I get distracted easily), and then dream up a melody.
I play: Violin/Fiddle (Thank you Mom and Dad for putting up with all that nasty squeaking at first), Guitar, Tennis, Mandolin, Keyboard, Harmonica, Golf, Bass Guitar and the radio sometimes.
My family has a Golden Retriever named Maddie.
I was Homeschooled, and yes, I do have friends:)
I like beaches in remote, tropical areas.
OK, back to the music aspect of things.
Well, I’ll keep on making as many tunes as I can and then posting them.
So, my friends, like hawks utilizing their intuitive keenness and sharpness of eyes, pay close attention to mind future posts on this site, because if the Lord tarries, more melodies shall come.

Once again, thank you for checking this site out.




All Glory to God,

Luke