Lucas Parry

Lucas Parry is an Australian-born singer-songwriter, producer, and entrepreneur whose music career spans over two decades and multiple continents. Raised in Sydney, Parry began playing guitar at age eight and started writing pop music in 1996. His early work focused on worship and acoustic-driven songs, leading to his debut solo album Impossible in 2001. After relocating to Nashville, Tennessee, he released Made to Fly (2004) and Alive (2008), albums that reflect his personal journey and faith .  

Parry’s music often draws from his life experiences, including his travel overseas to 40+ countries, becoming a father, and the challenges he faced during his immigration to the United States. These experiences inspired songs like “Better Man,” which express hope and gratitude.  

Beyond his solo work, Parry has contributed to various projects, such as co-producing Biltmore Worship’s Love Compels in 2014 and executive producing Austin Ridge Worship’s albums. His songwriting and production skills have been featured on over 14 albums, and he has been a finalist in the International Songwriting Competition twice . 

Currently based in Austin, Texas, Parry continues to create music and engage in philanthropic efforts, reflecting his commitment to using his talents to inspire and uplift others.