Kyle Lacy

Kyle Lacy is a guitarist and singer from Atlanta, Georgia and was born in 1990; however, his time machine made a quick refueling stop in 1956 and he was quickly infected with the DNA that gave birth to Rock’n’Roll. He has been living, performing, recording, and producing in the New York area since 2013. His debut album “The Road to Tomorrow ” was released in 2020 by Brooklyn-based Dala Records. The album's lead single “Low and Slow” was played on BBC radio and described as a “Trunk of Funk” by the Craig Charles Funk and Soul show. “A fine mix of soul, blues, gospel and rock ‘n’ roll that deserves a larger audience” (AddtoWantlist).  Kyle also has cheekbones for days and hair that Elvis stole (remember that time machine?) His latest album The Record Hop! was released April 10, 2026 to rave reviews: “finger snapping new classics, and most of them will have your leaping like Kyle on the cover to wild horns and guitars. Some even have doo wah harmonies. The dramatic ones sprinkled in sparingly will still have you doing an exaggerated slow dance just to catch your breath.” — Americana Highways Through Lacy Records Highlights he has produced releases by Mel and The Tall Boys , Warren Malone, Ifedayo, @Chris Q. Murphy, and Gibson Malone. @kylelacyband  @lacyrecords