It is nothing short of rare that you can find two suburban-raised white
kids who can make music that anyone can enjoy. Lux & P, hailing from
Indianapolis, Indiana, bring the industry a new addition to the rapidly
transforming world we know as hip hop. The duo are one of a kind, being
raised in the suburbs of Indianapolis, and bringing a new flavor to the
game with every song they create. With Lux & P being brothers, the
chemistry they share is unique, because their strong bond allows them to
work together in ways that many artists might struggle with. While many
artists simply strive to mock and duplicate the style of what they hear on
TV and radio, Lux & P make it a priority to be themselves with every
aspect of their presentation. They are very unique with their music, while
always maintaining a positive attitude and a level of professionalism that
makes them a manager’s dream.

Over the past year, Lux & P have quickly become a force on the music
scene. Because of the fact both are enrolled in college, catching fire on
the big universities was nearly automatic. Lux & P have built a solid
reputation at the college level by constantly stealing the show at
fraternity parties and campus events, as well as being on several college
radio stations. In addition to college radio, their smash singles “Stop
Drop and Roll” and “That’s Me” have been routinely played on large market
radio stations such as WHHH 96.3, WNOU 100.9, and WJEL 89.3 in
Indianapolis. Currently, Lux & P are poised to blast their way into the
scene even further with their highly anticipated singles “iPrtyCrzy” and 
“Whoa” set to release summer of 2009. Do not think for a second that Lux &
P just want to be played on the radio and nothing more. Lux & P want to
make albums, not just hit singles. The group, also known as “Your favorite
White Boys,” shows a true passion for performing and interacting with
their fans and peers.

Lux & P have had several great opportunities to shine, and as expected,
took full advantage of each and every one of them. In the last year, they
have performed at a Jive Records showcase, been a featured guest on the
Hot Import Nights Car tour in Chicago, where they opened up for the
well-known Colby O’Donis, and have kept a busy schedule of frat parties
and campus concerts in between. Most recently Lux & P were a featured act
in the Annual Purdue University Battle of the Bands Competition. They put
on a very strong show in front of hundreds of their peers and received
very good feedback from radio personalities as well as large amounts of
the audience. In each of these opportunities, the sensational duo
received tremendous support and a satisfying amount of positive feedback.

“Do not take this the wrong way, but I have never seen two white boys put it down like that”.

- Angela Richardson, A&R for Jive Records

The sky is the limit for the extraordinarily talented group. With their
focus on being icons and entrepreneurs someday, Lux & P are dilligent
workers and will stop for nothing on their way to the top of the charts.
Outside of music, Lux & P vow to make a positive impact on the community,
by maintaining their passion for giving back to their community and being
positive role models for youth across the world. With Lux & P there is
much more than music to benefit from. They are artists, role models, and
truly grounded people. All of these attributes have played a role in their
success and will continue to help them move towards pursuing their
lifelong dream.