Music
The story
Leiana's first home in music was Kajem Victory Recording in Philadelphia, where she spent her days watching great records come together and decided she wanted to make her own. She studied at NYU and the University of Pennsylvania, earned a degree in philosophy, then headed west to the Musicians Institute in Hollywood and played with every band she could.
Back home in Philly she launched Page Records and released Page in 2004, written with Chuck Treece. No Going Back followed in 2007, recorded in Los Angeles at Eric Kretz's Bombshelter Studios. Lucky Number 3 came next, produced by Eddie Wohl with friends from Anthrax, Fuel, White Zombie and Smile Empty Soul.
The songs carried her across the US, the UK and Japan, and they kept finding new homes in film and TV. In 2014 she picked up the bass, started The One2s with her husband Sean Bombz, and the two of them built studios where other artists could make their records.
- Page and No Going Back released on her own label, Page Records
- Toured the United States, United Kingdom and Japan
- Sync placements from all three albums
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Press
"Leiana doesn't skimp on attitude or catchy choruses. Lucky #3 is pure alt-rock firepower."
Ultimate-Guitar.com
"A high-energy album that pulls no punches and will definitely leave you wanting more."
TMRZoo.com on Lucky #3
The Music Entrepreneurship Book
Out November 10, 2026 on Kindle. A practical guide for musicians, students and creatives who want to build a real business around their music, drawn from what Liana teaches at Salisbury University. Twelve chapters plus ten worksheets and templates you can use right away.
License the catalog
Thirty-plus tracks of female-fronted indie rock, loud, hooky and built for a scene that needs teeth. Clean masters, and you'll get a fast answer from a real person.
Request a licenseWhere Leiana is today
These days Liana Fowler runs Raccoon Point Studios in Westover, Maryland, helps independent artists market their music, and teaches music marketing and entrepreneurship at Salisbury University.