Vita Lu (Vee-ta Loe) is a Songwriter & Composer from Pretoria, South Africa.  She always had a passion for music since being a little girl and started classical piano lessons from the age of six.  From 1990 to 1995 she entered the “Afrikaanse Kunsvereniging Kunswedstryde” eight times and became a finalist once.  Her interest in musical instruments didn’t stop there.  She also learned to play the Classical Guitar and the Flute and tried playing her father’s Harmonica and Bisonoric Accordion.  She also sang in the church choir where she attended church.

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As a young teenager her interest in Pop and Rock music motivated her to write her own songs.  She has already written more than 60 songs and 15 instrumental tracks to date.  One of her first songs (still unreleased) received a silver certificate from Eistedfedd for Songwriter: High School.

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Vita Lu has been a Christian all her life and grew up in a Christian home.  She strongly believes her talent is a gift from God.

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Struggling to make name as a songwriter (while keeping an entirely different day job), she decided to create the Virtual Rock Band vital curv.   Her day job is a career in a qualified profession, and therefor she can't travel around to perform, because she travels around for the career that makes money.

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In 2012, with the support of session musicians, she recorded her band’s self-titled EP debut album at Beat in Time Studios (Pretoria, South Africa) owned by Bruce Wallace.   On 23 March 2013 the album was released.