From singing gospel around the DFW metroplex to producing R&B and Hip-Hop tracks for artists all over the nation, Langston “Lank G” Gardner has already compiled quite a resume for a young and early career at 22 years of age. Lank G produces an alternative sound of R&B, merging the ideals of the harmonic melodies of the 90’s with his lyrically attacking hip hop style. In pursuit of a successful music career, Gardner has landed himself in many situations with impressive clientele. In July of 2019, he earned the solo spot at Kirk Franklin’s Camp Lotus, where he received a standing ovation for his song “Pain” in front of a crowd of nearly 4,000 at the Levitt Pavilion in Arlington, TX. Taking pride in his hometown, he wears the title of “The Golden Child from D-Town," symbolizing the high expectations that he has sustained since 5 years of age. He grew up in an environment heavily influenced by the sounds of Motown, while his father educated him on the legendary acts of the Hip-Hop world. His ongoing infatuation with music led him to be an artist, but through his journey he has become much more than that. Getting access to the popular digital audio workstation Pro Tools at an extremely young age led Gardner to his studies on audio engineering and production. He applies this with his musical peers, using his experience to help other artists like himself. He created and resides in a musical collective called “N.E.G.U.S Productions,”(NOBLY ELECTED GODS UNDER THE SUN ) a group of young and hungry ethnic artistic personalities that don’t stray away from their roots.