This passion shows in her latest project: In 2014 she recorded her album 'Nashville' with legendary Country and West-Coast music with some of the best musicians in town, in 2015 followed by her theater show 'The American Country Legends'.

Lana signed her first record deal in 1997. With success! She hit the charts and was broadcasted on radio and TV. She worked with several bands and artists like Jocelyn Brown, The Trammps, George McCray, The London Beat, Lois Lane and The Metropole Orchestra. Now Lana is mostly active in theater and studio and as radio DJ and vocal coach.

Theater

Lana is starring guest/ lead singer, with several bands and many (theater) shows. 2009 she had a leading role with the 'Royal Dutch Air Force' in the theatre show 'Rock Opera in Concert'. 2008 and 2009 she was the support act of 'The Queen Spectacular', where she sang in Ahoy (Rotterdam, NL). 2011 Lana starred in 'The Queen Experience' in Gelredome (Arnhem, NL). In 2015 she co-produces and performs in her theater tour 'The American Country Legends'.

Music Albums

After several years of touring through Europe, Lana started a musical adventure in New York with top producer Camus Celli (Gavin DeGraw, Tina Turner, Chaka Khan ao.), to release 'Something About Lana' in 2010.

2014 she went to the USA again, to record an album with some of the finest musicians from Nashville. 'Nashville' was released November 2014, followed by her theater tour: 'The American Country Legends'.

Radio DJ

As DJ, Lana hosts her weekly radio show 'Het Uur Van De Wolf', where she plays her favorite music. 2008-2013 Lana was the weekly side-kick of Rob Stenders (famous Dutch DJ) at KX Radio (3FM). 2009 she produced Stenders' Eetvermaak (3FM).

Recording Studio Vocalist

Lana records jingles and commercials for Radio Veronica, Q-Music, 3FM etc. She frequently sings backing and lead vocals for different recordings, not only on location, but also in her home studio.

Vocal Coaching

As vocal specialist Lana coaches, trains and guides many vocalists (artists, DJ's, speakers etc.) and choirs in technical, mental and musical aspects of performing in the broadest sense.