Lianne Rhule, known by her stage name Layla Rhule, has harbored a passion for diverse music genres since her early years. Raised by a father who, although a gifted visual artist, also dabbled in music as a bass player, Layla was immersed in a rich tapestry of musical influences. Her upbringing fostered a deep appreciation for both art and music, leading her to cultivate her musical talents, beginning with learning to play the piano.
Throughout high school and college, Layla continued to hone her piano skills, eventually branching out into voice lessons and music theory classes as she pursued her dream of making music her profession. Drawing inspiration from a variety of sources, Layla credits artists like Alicia Keys for their writing prowess and stage presence, as well as reggae icons such as Buju Banton, Chronixx, and Damion 'Jr Gong' Marley for their commitment to using music as a catalyst for positive change. Additionally, Layla admires international sensation Rihanna for her remarkable ascent from the Caribbean to global stardom.
Layla Rhule prides herself on her versatility as a producer, instrumentalist, and captivating performer. With a vision of achieving international acclaim, she is driven by a desire to spread joy and incite meaningful change through her music.