Grandson of a farmer and son of a butcher, Cue-Elijah D.K. Denicki was born and raised in Akron, Ohio. However, life had a different plan for him. At 6 months old Denicki appeared in his first play, many other plays followed after. By age 16 he was able to experience theatre the way theatre should be experienced by performing in big venues in Akron, Canton, and Cleveland, Ohio. Through his 4yrs of high school he found love in creative writing, which led him to write, produce, and direct his senior high school plays A Lover Trade & Life in L.A. (Little Akron).After graduation Denicki moved to Chicago, Illinois for a short time doing extra work in films and videos. Needing to adventure out and explore more he moved to Miami, Florida where he began a short lived career in modeling. Even though he did not succeed, he learned how to create his own image and with that new image came a whole new attitude. After a few years in Miami, Denicki was ready for a new and harder challenge New York City where he dreamt of performing on Broadway.A challenge is what he wanted a challenge is what he got. Living in NYC he learned the meaning of competition and survival. After being homeless for about a year Denicki reverted back to his creative writing where he wrote poetry about everything he had went through leading him to write a Jazz/Blues song Living for the City which won the International Library of Poetry Editors Choice Award. This inspired him to take class to learn more about the music industry, song writing, managing, and producing. This also led him to start his own business Luckie Productions Networking Entertainment which provides services in all aspect of the entertainment industry.Luckie Productions Networking Entertainment started in New York City of 2004, working with new artist on many projects from building an image to getting them signed. Luckie Productions is associated with the New York Chapter of the Recording Academy (NARAS) and Floridas LARAS (Latin Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences). Past networking clients include Mark Pitts of BMG and Ush Records, Lanre Gaba of Atlantic Records, Clive Davis and many more.
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