Quick Facts

Lucian Buscemi is an American musician and actor who was born on June 30, 1990, in New York City, USA, to actor, producer, and director Steve Buscemi.

How much is the Net worth of Lucian Buscemi?

The Net worth of Lucian Buscemi is estimated to be more than $5 million, owing mostly to his musical career.

Childhood and Family

Lucian is the only child born from Steve Buscemi and Jo Andres’ marriage. The specifics of Lucian’s educational background are unknown. However, it has been revealed that he grew up in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Despite his parents’ careers in film, Lucian had a strong interest in rock and alternative music.

Lucian grew up listening to and idolizing the iconic punk bands The Ramones and The Clash, thanks to his father’s influence. He is also influenced by Korn, Blink-182 and Green Day.
Lucian Buscemi began studying to play numerous instruments at a young age, inspired by diverse music genres. He is now considered a multi-instrumentalist because he can play the piano, guitar, and bass.

What is the Professional Career of Lucian Buscemi?

Actor and musician in Hollywood

Lucian Buscemi’s career as an actor began when he was just six years old when he was cast in a minor role in the film “Trees Lounge.” This 1996 film, written and directed by Lucian’s father Steve Buscemi, is about a mechanic named Tommy who watches life pass him by while making excuses not to change his drunken ways.

Lucian appeared in the soundtrack of “Interview” in 2007, with his band Fiasco’s song “0157: H7 (Spy Song).” The film, which stars and is directed by his father Steve, is a remake of “The Departed,” and while its plot garnered mixed reviews, it was favourably appreciated by experts owing to its execution.

Lucian contributed to the original music (OST) of the film “4:44 Last Day on Earth” in 2011. The film, which received mixed reviews, is an SCI-FI drama directed by Abel Ferreira about two lovers who spend the end of the world together in New York.

Lucian also worked in the sound department of the 2011 film “Sal,” which is based on the true story of actor/musician Sal Mineo.

Fiasco in Music Career

Lucian Buscemi, who was 16 at the time, established the band Fiasco with Jonathan Edelstein and Julian Bennett Holmes. Fiasco’s music did not fit neatly into a single genre, as the band’s members were influenced by a variety of bands, including Bad Brains, Don Caballero, and Lightning Bolt.

Lucian told Gothamist that the band members were musically inspired by their personal experiences and preferences: ‘We basically all got into hardcore punk via word of mouth and the internet, and then we wanted to play that style of music.’ As a result, he believes that the formation of Fiasco was not influenced by their environment or social background.

Despite beginning as a cover band, the musicians continued to experiment with their sound, gradually improving and establishing a more distinct style: ‘It got noisier and more complex I guess. We started playing in unusual time signatures, and the riffs we were developing got more difficult to play.’

Despite the changes the band went through, Fiasco maintained its punk influences throughout its existence. After signing with the independent label Impose Records, Fiasco released their first album, “God Loves Fiasco,” in 2007. The album comprised 23 tracks and earned the band prominence in the Brooklyn music scene.

Following that, they released a number of albums, including “Native Canadians” in 2008, “Fabolous Bozo FP” in 2009, and the single “Sinus Rhythm Breakdown” in 2012. Fiasco also toured the United States multiple times before taking an indefinite break in 2012, ostensibly while working on the track “Sinus Rhythm Breakdown.”

Its members focused on their respective projects – Buscemi has done more acting, in films such as “Interview,” “Tree Lounges,” and “The Sopranos,” and has also contributed to the soundtracks of other Hollywood productions.

Body Measurement: Height and Weight

Lucian Buscemi is of Caucasian descent. His hair is brownish-blonde, and his eyes are green. He stands 5feet 8ins (1.72m) tall and weighs an undetermined amount.

Interesting facts about Lucian Buscemi

• Fiasco’s band members were all multi-instrumentalists.
• Lucian has no visible social media accounts.
• Silent Barn was one of Buscemi’s favourite concert venues in New York.
• Despite the fact that his band Fiasco frequently listed big-name musicians as influences, Lucian told Impose Magazine, ‘We also have influences that suck but you just don’t hear them.

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