Luciano
last year, in an interview to IANS, Luciano, who is known for tracks “Esperanza” and “Rise of angel”, opened up on his battle with substance abuse.
“I started at a time when nobody wanted to be a deejay, and being a deejay was not a great idea. I started very young, and when you start you are always in situations with someone holding a glass of wine, saying cheers, and you start to drink. Then, someone gives you something else and it”s very easy to forget the principles of who you are and of music and other things. I lived a very difficult rock and roll and hardcore life,” he said.
Elaborating a little more on his drug addiction, the 41-year-old electronic music artiste shared how certain medicines available in pharmacies are worse than drugs available in the streets.
He said: “I was really using a lot of chemicals, but also things that medical (advice) gives you a” like something to sleep or something to wake up. You”re always thinking things, and you don”t realise, but sometimes the pharmacies are worse than the drugs running in the streets. So at one point of time my body and mind stopped working and it took a long time to function properly.”
“You are allergic to chocolate, but you”d have to work in a chocolate factory. So, it was very difficult initially. With time, I came back to the most happy phase of my life. So I danced and created music. These things helped me in combating my addiction.”
Source: https://www.onlytechno.net/
