Their world tours fell through, however, when his close-minded teachers refused to excuse him from primary school. After expanding his hodgepodge stylistic repertoire influenced by his heroes Michael Jackson and Prince, he began working on his hip-hop career with the acquisition of his first production equipment. Together with the TGB legend Krizzer, Lukas produced his own tracks under the pseudonym "Kernfusion".

His internship at the Berlin music magazine GROOVE gave him the opportunity to become familiar with the unique sounds of electronic music. Fired up by a new-found enthusiasm, the passionate record collector submerged himself in this new world, mistreating his speakers with heavy basslines and whirring, grinding sounds. Contemporaneously Lukas started spinning Disco, Deep- and Tech-House in clubs like MS Connexion (Mannheim), Tanzhaus West (Frankfurt), Weststadtcafé and Centralstation (Darmstadt) and radio station Radio-X.

After releasing on Pentagonik, collaborating with artists like Ludwig Coenen or Ian Oliver and producing the EP "Ikarus" with his band Jay Woser, he is currently putting together a demo of tunes, whose roots lie in sixteen years of piano lessons and a soft spot for Funk & Soul, extravagant rythmic constructions, and an eternally youthful enthusiasm for crazy off-the-hook synthie sounds. In addition, numerous collaborations are in the works, including projects with Footjob-labelowner Phonk D.