Lane Lenhart is a multifaceted creative force, excelling as a songwriter, composer, singer, music producer, actress, and visionary. As a finalist in the American Idol Songwriting Contest, she has garnered recognition and accolades in various competitions, including the USA Songwriting Contest, the International Songwriting Contest, and Song Of The Year.
Lane's impressive resume boasts writing songs for emerging musical artists and feature film projects. Her compositions have been featured in major feature films and independent films, showcasing her versatility and range. Furthermore, she is involved with the non-profit movie production company "Movies Making A Difference," which produces socially conscious films and raises awareness.
Lane's song "I'm Going To Be Me" was recorded by a talented young artist signed to Maverick Records, the label founded by Madonna. Additionally, her songs have been reviewed by Lindsay Lohan for her debut album and the Duff sisters.
Lane's journey as a songwriter began at the tender age of seven, and she knew instantly that songwriting was her calling. She draws inspiration from music for film and theater, as well as pop music, and has honed her unique talent for blending these genres. Her influences include award-winning songwriters Paul Williams and Diane Warren, whose work often caters to emerging young artists and film scores.
Early in her career, Lane ventured into acting, securing roles such as Louisa in The Sound of Music and Golda in Fiddler on the Roof. She has also had leading roles in two feature films, made appearances on CBS's The Young and the Restless, and been featured in numerous commercials.
As a regular performer on the Los Angeles concert scene, Lane has graced the stages of Luna Park, The Gig, Genghis Cohen, and The Backstage Cafe. Her local fan base is growing, and she has toured the country, with one of her singles topping the dance charts in Europe. Lane was represented by Trema, a prominent French record company.
Lane's creative influences are diverse and far-reaching, including Paul Williams, Diane Warren, Carole King, and The Doors. Her musical style has been compared to Sheryl Crow and Tori Amos, demonstrating her ability to blend different genres and create something unique.
