Renowned recording artist Lianne Rhule, known by her stage name Layla Rhule, has always had a deep-rooted passion for diverse musical genres, fostered from a young age. Growing up with a father who was a skilled visual artist and a member of a band as a bass player, Layla was immersed in a rich tapestry of musical influences. Though her father didn't pursue music professionally, Layla's exposure ignited her love for both art and music, leading her to learn the piano.

Throughout her high school and college years, Layla continued to hone her musical talents, undertaking voice lessons and music classes with the ambition of forging a successful career in music. She drew inspiration from notable figures such as Alicia Keys for her songwriting prowess and magnetic stage presence, as well as reggae icons like Buju Banton, Chronixx, and Damion 'Jr Gong' Marley for their contributions to positive change through music. Additionally, Layla looked up to international superstar Rihanna for her remarkable ascent from the Caribbean to global stardom.

Proudly multifaceted as a producer, musician, and entertainer, Layla Rhule is driven by a singular goal: to achieve international acclaim and use her platform to spread joy and effect positive change through her music.