Jermy Earl Tassin Sr.

Jermy Earl Tassin, better known by his stage name Luckylou, is a diverse-genre African American Indie hip hop artist from New Orleans, Louisiana. He is the leader and founder of FNS and established Ermylou Records in 2010. He also formed the Stomp The Violence Campaign and school tour of New Orleans KIPP Charter schools which is soundtrack by the rappers, "Stomp The Violence" singe and video. After releasing a mix-tape in 2011 entitled Destine, his debut EP album, Intersection, was released on Octobter 31, 2011. Luckylou over the years since he begun rapping in 2011 has musically inclined and effectively evolved into an entertainment game changer. EARLY LIFE For many, luck is something that is highly sought after but for Jermy Tassin, it is something that comes naturally. Jermy was born in the Magnolia Projects, New Orleans, LA in April 1986, Jermy knew that he had a gift that most didn't have - a gift to entertain. Being the only boy in his all girls' family allowed for him not to only take a somewhat dominant role but allowed for him to mature at an early age. Early 15 and 16, before Katrina, Jermy went through some trials and tribulations. He is determined to make an impact in his community.