Partly inspired by her trials and tribulations due to legal-blindness, her unique style is both eclectic and intimate, and has won her recognition as an Independent Music Awards finalist for 2006, a feature spot on Garageband.com and other unsigned artist websites, air time on WFVU 90.7, NPR's Fordham University station, as well as many internet stations and pod casts, and publication in the Washing Square News and Urban Mainstream Magazine, where she was praised as a "gifted and inspiring young lady".

She has performed at Joe's Pub with Petra Haden and Club Midway with Annie Quick. She also found a spot on the NYU Gallatone Records compellation CD of 2007. While completing her undergrad at UNC Chapel Hill, Lachi recorded with several small producers and built her own home studio, recording songs like the acclaimed 'something Blues", "Reaper", and "And This is My Life".

Lachi completed her first album, "And This is My Life," produced by Sony freelancer Robert Honablue, formerly of CBS Radio, released June 2006, not only enjoying physical and online distribution through CD-Baby. 'something Blues" saw a great deal of acclamation and won her some clout amongst music industry critics. Lachi has also written and published her debut novel, Dante's Destiny with Sungai Publishing in 2001, with a second novel in the works.

Lachi has now formed a band of the same name with Andrew Boxer on drums and Gabriel Chang on guitar. Lachi has studied music technology at New York University. All three are multi-instrumentalists who've participated in many acclaimed projects. The band regularly performs at clubs and venues around New York City, such as The OS Art House, The Pussycat Lounge, The Mean Fiddler, and The Murray Street Grill.

• April 4th, 2008 @ 10pm
  The Bitter End
  147 Bleecker Street, New York, New York 10011
  Cost : 10

• February 2008
  Computer Music Magazine review for "Made You Look."
• November 2007
  Spotlight artist on IfYouLove.net
• October 2007
  Featured on Westside Will Internet Radio
  Mentioned in Washington Square News
• September 2007
  Performed with Petra Haden at Joe's Pub
• August 2007
  Feature in Urban Mainstream Magazine
• July 2007
  Featured Artist on Garageband.com
• June 2007
  Featured on NPRs WFUV Fordham University 90.7

1. Jazz Trip - 4:52
2. Commie Waters - 4:43
3. Something Blues - 5:41
4. Completely - 4:44
5. My Point - 3:52
6. Empty Stage - 4:45
7. Miracles of Sevens - 5:10
8. No One Shall Sleep - 4:25
9. It Seems - 6:51
10. Faucet - 4:14
11. The Reaper Tunes - 5:05
12. And This is My Life... - 4:24

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