Born in Neuchâtel, Switzerland, in 1984, Luman Child began his musical journey by creating rhythms on game boxes. At eleven, he started drumming in his first band and soon developed a fascination for the bass, drawing influences from Soul, Jazz, Hip-Hop, and Funk.

In 2008, he ventured into music production and worked with international artists. Notably, he played bass on Ferry Ultra's track “Let Me Do My Thang” featuring Gwen McCrae, and contributed to several MAQman releases.

In 2016, he joined forces with Joseph Junior on the soulful house track “Going Through Changes,” reaching #14 on the Traxsource Top 100 Soulful Essentials chart and highlighting Luman's distinctive sound.

The following year, he unveiled his first solo album, "Time To Grow", achieving #11 on the UK Soul Charts and working alongside Marc Mac (4hero, Visioneers, Reinforced Records), who featured Luman on his "Fourth Kind" album, supported by Gilles Peterson on BBC6.

In 2018, he teamed up with Alex Attias (Ubiquity, BBE, Neroli) to release the single "Cookie Monster", which features a disco-jazz-funk jam and a boogie-jazz track. This collaboration pushed both artists creatively, leading to a fresh, dynamic sound that resonated with listeners and dancers alike.

In 2022, he launched "Higher" with Maqman, Joseph Junior, and Ebu, garnering support from Mixmag Asia and reaching #10 on the Traxsource Top 100 Soulful Essentials chart as well as #1 on the Solar Radio Top 20 Soul Energy House Chart.

Later that same year, his debut on Tru Thoughts, the EP "Love Is The Message", is dedicated to his family and symbolises a message of hope. The lead track, “Grateful,” is a gospel-house anthem featuring Robert Gee and praised for its uplifting summer soul/boogie vibe. “Loving You,” dedicated to his wife, showcases Joseph Junior's emotive vocals.

In 2023, Ashley Beedle’s North Street West collective remixed “Grateful,” further elevating Luman Child's rise in the music scene. Jo Wallace praised the track for epitomizing the positive power of house music.

In 2024, Luman Child played bass on Marc Mac's Visioneers project, "Def Radio". The opening track “Eyes Don't Lie” was captured in Luman's new home studio while his eldest daughter, Léonie, played with the Moog. This project is particularly meaningful to Luman, as Marc Mac's solo work has significantly influenced him.

Luman Child remains committed to expanding his artistic range and exploring new creative avenues. His journey, marked by notable collaborations and impactful releases, showcases his distinctive style and passion for music.