S2-E234 Luke Curran

(10-14-26) Americana singer songwriter and muti-Instrumentalist Luke Curran, Based in Boston, has embraced the Americana folk roots music genre and draws inspiration from his upbringing in Northern Michigan and Florida. Luke joined Mike and cohost, Nashville singer-songwriter Chloe Penny to chat about his music and experience on NBC's The Voice season 30. In the blind audiiton round, he performed Jim Croce's 1972 hit 'Operator (That's Not the Way it Feels).' Adam Levine and Riley Green turned chairs with Luke choosing coach Adam. Despite being eliminated in the battle round, he enjoyed his time on The Voice and is grateful for the opportunity. Luke's music journey began at 5 years old. By his teen years, he was writing original music and fronting a number of rock bands. Curran stepped away from his music ambitions and pursued software development opportunities. But, Luke, never lost his love for creating music and performing live. He began performing at open mics and various gigs. He continued to write new original music and released his debut EP ‘Hymms’ in 2005. You can find links to his music at LukeCurranMusic.com Follow Luke Curran on Instagram @lukecurranmusic Enjoy the Podcast!