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Matt Zane | |
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| Born | Matthew Zicari |
| Other names | "The Lord" |
| Occupation(s) | Singer, musician, suspension artist, author |
| Known for | Society 1 |
Matt "The Lord" Zane (born Matthew Zicari) is an American singer, musician, suspension artist, and author. [1]
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Matt Zane | |
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| Born | Matthew Zicari |
| Other names | "The Lord" |
| Occupation(s) | Singer, musician, suspension artist, author |
| Known for | Society 1 |
Matt "The Lord" Zane (born Matthew Zicari) is an American singer, musician, suspension artist, and author. [1]
Zane's birth name is Matthew Zicari. [2] After graduating from Musicians Institute of Technology for Guitar Performance, he attended Los Angeles Valley College for music.
Zane was briefly the lead singer of short-lived industrial rock project Lotus Rising with cellist Tina Guo [3] and is currently the creative force behind Society 1.
Since 2008, Zane has held the record for longest body suspension, surpassing the previous holder Criss Angel. [4] [5]
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