Kid Lucky is a is a hip hop vocalist who has created a style called beat rhyming which combines beat boxing and word rhyming at the same time. No track playing in the background, no DJ scratching with him and no loop pedals. With influences from beatboxers like Doug E Fresh, Rahzel, Masai Electro, solo singers like Bobby McFerrin , all vocalists who are masters in the art of solo vocal performances, Kid Lucky is pushing the boundaries of rhyming and beat boxing . For over 10 years Kid Lucky has wowed audiences with his freestyle ability in beat boxing and spoken word. Now by combining them both Kid Lucky has created a whole new vocal technique which lands in the genre of spoken word and Neo Soul.

He has collaborated with Stevie Wonder, Doug E Fresh, Rahzel, MC Supernatural, Michael Winslow, Baba Israel, Rabbi D, Greg Pattillo, Abiyah, Shockwave, and more in The USA. Outside of America Kid Lucky has performed with Killa Kela (UK), Eklipse (France), Bellatrix (UK), Bee Low (Germany), Jaro Cossiga (Czech Rep.), Freaky Jesus (Czech Rep), Tik Tak (Poland), Eyesful (Holland), Dharni (Singapore) Kaz (Japan), Afra (Japan) and many, many more.

Workshop Introduction
Kid Lucky uses a teaching system he calls The American Lettering Technique which uses the American alphabet as the basis of all vocal arts. This vocal teaching system allows for anyone from professional vocalists to a beginner students with no vocal training to learn basic techniques in rapping, spoken word, vocal sound effects, and human beatboxing and combine them into song structures and performance pieces easily. He calls this combining of vocal styles Mixed Vocal Arts.

Urban Mixed Vocal Arts Workshop Outline
A one hour long workshop which where students learn how to do perform Urban Mixed Vocal Arts – A mixture of human beatboxing, rapping, spoken word, and vocal sound effects

History of Beatboxing in America
Kid Lucky introduces students to the names and faces of pioneering beatboxers, current beatboxers, and future beatboxers and their tribute to American Beatboxing

The Art of Imitation
Kid Lucky explains how American beatboxing started through imitating songs played on the radio. Play Afrika Bambaataa bring up 2 volunteers to imitate the song

The History and Art of Vocal Percussion within Hip Hop
Kid Lucky speaks about the Vocal Percussion and its history as well teaches students Vocal percussion based off the American Lettering Technique
Kenny Muhammad Era making percussive sounds with your voice.

Vocal Scratching and Sound Effects
The History of Vocal Scratching and vocal Sound effects within Hip Hop
Kid Lucky teaches the history of Vocal Scratching and sound effects in Hip Hop as well as teaches basic vocal scratching and vocal sound effects based on the American Lettering System.
Lettering Technique
Humming
Basic Nasal Technique

The Art and History of Beat rhyming- combining Vocal percussion, words and sound effects
Kid Lucky teaches How to combine beatboxing and words utilizing the American Lettering Technique