Lucas Secon

Lucas Secon, also known by the stage name Lucas, is a Grammy Award, MTV Award and Emmy Award-nominated record producer, songwriter, Golden Poets Award winner, DJ, rapper, singer and artist/conceptualist. He lives in London, United Kingdom.

Secon has contributed to seven number one records and many other singles and albums. Secon is also known for his own single, "Lucas with the Lid Off", from his 1994 album Lucacentric.

He has contributed to over 60 million album sales and has garnered many multi-platinum, platinum and gold plaques for singles and albums sold and, as his own manager, he has placed all his own records and produced and written for such acts as Christina Aguilera, The Pussycat Dolls, Kylie Minogue, The Wanted, Snoop Dogg, Gym Class Heroes, Olly Murs, IAM, Sugababes, Natasha Bedingfield, New Boyz, Cee Lo Green, Steve Aoki, Big Time Rush, Travis McCoy, Mos Def, Cassidy, Toni Braxton, Jordin Sparks, Pixie Lott, Conor Maynard, Fighting With Wire, Sean Paul, Alexandra Burke, Sean Kingston, JLS, The Saturdays, Mohombi, September, Blak Twang, Tweet, Rivers Cuomo, Sly and Robbie, Steve Aoki, Chubb Rock, Kool Keith, Lady Of Rage, Pete Nice, Tanya Lacey, Girls Generation, Tohoshinki, Shinee, Inna and many more.

Lucas won a BMI US Airplay Award for 400.000 spins of The Pussycat Dolls "I Hate This Part" in 2010. He also won an award for biggest airplay record of the year for Stan Walker's "Black Box" single. Lucas was nominated for an Emmy Award for Big Time Rush"Boyfriend" featuring Snoop Dogg and New Boyz and a Grammy Award and an MTV Award for his own single "Lucas With The Lid Off".