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Lana Scolaro attempts to Inspire those suffering with depression through Music

Jennifer Ross by Jennifer Ross
January 24, 2021
in Entertainment
Reading Time: 3 mins read

Pandemics have been very difficult for all of us, each and every person suffered in some or the other way. The music industry suffered too, concerts for several artists and nightclub/festival  were cancelled. Lana Scolaro, is a young talented singer who is just 25 years old, but her music history goes long back. She’s been creating content on her Instagram account (https://instagram.com/lanascolaro) and is loved by a lot people and her fans.

In the hard times during pandemic, when everyone were locked in their rooms, Lana decided to take a step and try to motivate and inspire young artists and people by her music and podcasts. She kept on posting content regularly and worked in various music studios. This has had a significant influence on other artists who may find it hard to gain inspiration and perform, especially during the tough times.

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The song has since received more than 200,000 streams on Spotify after signing with PowerHouse, and releasing her most known single “Charlie” under B1 Records, a Sony Music Entertainment Company at the beginning of May, and it has now reached the top of multiple Pop Charts on Apple Music.

Lana also has her plans set for 2021. Her new song will be out this year. Also, she will be doing live podcasts djing in aid to help with people suffering with depression and other things, also will be perhaps having each user subscribing to the live stream donating to Covid funds. So people can have a source of motivation, entertainment and which also does a good work.

Lana Scolaro’s main motive is to spread positivity, happiness. She wants to motivate and inspire people through her music, especially young generation during these days. Lana says, “It’ll make me the happiest to know that my music could inspire someone in any possible way.”

Lana is not an excellent singer but shes also a social media star and an influencer. She’s loved and followed by a huge number of people. She owns a brand named LS Diamonds. The sunglasses that Lana’s wearing are from her brand collaboration with Jaupin. She’s definitely nailed the look.

We wish Lana for her upcoming music and appreciate her initiative towards motivating others. She’s been doing a great work.

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