Hotly tipped Swedish-Australian band Say Lou Lou release their brand new single 'Everything We Touch' through Columbia Records on May 19th 2014.
Taken from their debut album due for release later this year, 'Everything We Touch' is a huge hook laden tune delivered with the powerful vocal panache of 22 year old twin sister band-members Miranda and Elektra Kilbey. With its killer chorus chant of 'everything we touch turns to gold at night' the single is a step on from the quietly devastating tracks "Maybe You", "Julian" and 'Better in the Dark', that the band have put out over the last 18 months garnering critical acclaim and a growing worldwide fanbase in the process.
Self-created and self-imagined, Say Lou Lou have come to worldwide attention since their formation less than two years ago with the three fantastic songs and their attendant B-sides. The Guardian have called their unique sound 'seductive', Esquire call them 'electro noir pop' whilst Elle describe them as 'melancholy you can dance to'. The Sunday Times have praised the girls brilliant vocals saying their 'songs are dominated by the Kilbey's extraordinary voices'. Meanwhile in the US they have been shot by Interview Magazine and for the cover of V Magazine so far as their career moves in the ascendant across the world. Say Lou Lou are currently finishing off their self-written debut album which has been recorded in London, Sweden and Los Angeles.
The band have also been busy playing live around Europe and, coming off a recent tour in support of London Grammar, will be returning to the UK in support of Foster the People at The Troxy in London on 24th March before performing a series of festival shows around the world through the summer. UK festivals announced so far include Live at Leeds and The Great Escape with further tba shortly. The shows follow up the critically acclaimed headline show at Concrete at the end of 2013 which led gigwise to proclaim 'on top of their incredible collection of songs – these girls can seriously sing.' With a few select live appearances set for 2012 including Sweden's POPAGANDA festival and a debut show in London, it's looks like the twins sisters may have a place they call home in Say Lou Lou…
"Maybe You" Released on Kitsuné world wide August 27th.
Self-created and self-imagined, Say Lou Lou have come to worldwide attention since their formation less than two years ago with the three fantastic songs and their attendant B-sides. The Guardian have called their unique sound 'seductive', Esquire call them 'electro noir pop' whilst Elle describe them as 'melancholy you can dance to'. The Sunday Times have praised the girls brilliant vocals saying their 'songs are dominated by the Kilbey's extraordinary voices'. Meanwhile in the US they have been shot by Interview Magazine and for the cover of V Magazine so far as their career moves in the ascendant across the world. Say Lou Lou are currently finishing off their self-written debut album which has been recorded in London, Sweden and Los Angeles.
The band have also been busy playing live around Europe and, coming off a recent tour in support of London Grammar, will be returning to the UK in support of Foster the People at The Troxy in London on 24th March before performing a series of festival shows around the world through the summer. UK festivals announced so far include Live at Leeds and The Great Escape with further tba shortly. The shows follow up the critically acclaimed headline show at Concrete at the end of 2013 which led gigwise to proclaim 'on top of their incredible collection of songs – these girls can seriously sing.' With a few select live appearances set for 2012 including Sweden's POPAGANDA festival and a debut show in London, it's looks like the twins sisters may have a place they call home in Say Lou Lou…
"Maybe You" Released on Kitsuné world wide August 27th.
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Taken from their debut album due for release later this year, 'Everything We Touch' is a huge hook laden tune delivered with the powerful vocal panache of 22 year old twin sister band-members Miranda and Elektra Kilbey. With its killer chorus chant of 'everything we touch turns to gold at night' the single is a step on from the quietly devastating tracks "Maybe You", "Julian" and 'Better in the Dark', that the band have put out over the last 18 months garnering critical acclaim and a growing worldwide fanbase in the process.
Self-created and self-imagined, Say Lou Lou have come to worldwide attention since their formation less than two years ago with the three fantastic songs and their attendant B-sides. The Guardian have called their unique sound 'seductive', Esquire call them 'electro noir pop' whilst Elle describe them as 'melancholy you can dance to'. The Sunday Times have praised the girls brilliant vocals saying their 'songs are dominated by the Kilbey's extraordinary voices'. Meanwhile in the US they have been shot by Interview Magazine and for the cover of V Magazine so far as their career moves in the ascendant across the world. Say Lou Lou are currently finishing off their self-written debut album which has been recorded in London, Sweden and Los Angeles.
The band have also been busy playing live around Europe and, coming off a recent tour in support of London Grammar, will be returning to the UK in support of Foster the People at The Troxy in London on 24th March before performing a series of festival shows around the world through the summer. UK festivals announced so far include Live at Leeds and The Great Escape with further tba shortly. The shows follow up the critically acclaimed headline show at Concrete at the end of 2013 which led gigwise to proclaim 'on top of their incredible collection of songs – these girls can seriously sing.' With a few select live appearances set for 2012 including Sweden's POPAGANDA festival and a debut show in London, it's looks like the twins sisters may have a place they call home in Say Lou Lou…
"Maybe You" Released on Kitsuné world wide August 27th.
Self-created and self-imagined, Say Lou Lou have come to worldwide attention since their formation less than two years ago with the three fantastic songs and their attendant B-sides. The Guardian have called their unique sound 'seductive', Esquire call them 'electro noir pop' whilst Elle describe them as 'melancholy you can dance to'. The Sunday Times have praised the girls brilliant vocals saying their 'songs are dominated by the Kilbey's extraordinary voices'. Meanwhile in the US they have been shot by Interview Magazine and for the cover of V Magazine so far as their career moves in the ascendant across the world. Say Lou Lou are currently finishing off their self-written debut album which has been recorded in London, Sweden and Los Angeles.
The band have also been busy playing live around Europe and, coming off a recent tour in support of London Grammar, will be returning to the UK in support of Foster the People at The Troxy in London on 24th March before performing a series of festival shows around the world through the summer. UK festivals announced so far include Live at Leeds and The Great Escape with further tba shortly. The shows follow up the critically acclaimed headline show at Concrete at the end of 2013 which led gigwise to proclaim 'on top of their incredible collection of songs – these girls can seriously sing.' With a few select live appearances set for 2012 including Sweden's POPAGANDA festival and a debut show in London, it's looks like the twins sisters may have a place they call home in Say Lou Lou…
"Maybe You" Released on Kitsuné world wide August 27th.
Hotly tipped Swedish-Australian band Say Lou Lou release their brand new single 'Everything We Touch' through Columbia Records on May 19th 2014.
Taken from their debut album due for release later this year, 'Everything We Touch' is a huge hook laden tune delivered with the powerful vocal panache of 22 year old twin sister band-members Miranda and Elektra Kilbey. With its killer chorus chant of 'everything we touch turns to gold at night' the single is a step on from the quietly devastating tracks "Maybe You", "Julian" and 'Better in the Dark', that the band have put out over the last 18 months garnering critical acclaim and a growing worldwide fanbase in the process.
Self-created and self-imagined, Say Lou Lou have come to worldwide attention since their formation less than two years ago with the three fantastic songs and their attendant B-sides. The Guardian have called their unique sound 'seductive', Esquire call them 'electro noir pop' whilst Elle describe them as 'melancholy you can dance to'. The Sunday Times have praised the girls brilliant vocals saying their 'songs are dominated by the Kilbey's extraordinary voices'. Meanwhile in the US they have been shot by Interview Magazine and for the cover of V Magazine so far as their career moves in the ascendant across the world. Say Lou Lou are currently finishing off their self-written debut album which has been recorded in London, Sweden and Los Angeles.
The band have also been busy playing live around Europe and, coming off a recent tour in support of London Grammar, will be returning to the UK in support of Foster the People at The Troxy in London on 24th March before performing a series of festival shows around the world through the summer. UK festivals announced so far include Live at Leeds and The Great Escape with further tba shortly. The shows follow up the critically acclaimed headline show at Concrete at the end of 2013 which led gigwise to proclaim 'on top of their incredible collection of songs – these girls can seriously sing.' With a few select live appearances set for 2012 including Sweden's POPAGANDA festival and a debut show in London, it's looks like the twins sisters may have a place they call home in Say Lou Lou…
"Maybe You" Released on Kitsuné world wide August 27th.
Self-created and self-imagined, Say Lou Lou have come to worldwide attention since their formation less than two years ago with the three fantastic songs and their attendant B-sides. The Guardian have called their unique sound 'seductive', Esquire call them 'electro noir pop' whilst Elle describe them as 'melancholy you can dance to'. The Sunday Times have praised the girls brilliant vocals saying their 'songs are dominated by the Kilbey's extraordinary voices'. Meanwhile in the US they have been shot by Interview Magazine and for the cover of V Magazine so far as their career moves in the ascendant across the world. Say Lou Lou are currently finishing off their self-written debut album which has been recorded in London, Sweden and Los Angeles.
The band have also been busy playing live around Europe and, coming off a recent tour in support of London Grammar, will be returning to the UK in support of Foster the People at The Troxy in London on 24th March before performing a series of festival shows around the world through the summer. UK festivals announced so far include Live at Leeds and The Great Escape with further tba shortly. The shows follow up the critically acclaimed headline show at Concrete at the end of 2013 which led gigwise to proclaim 'on top of their incredible collection of songs – these girls can seriously sing.' With a few select live appearances set for 2012 including Sweden's POPAGANDA festival and a debut show in London, it's looks like the twins sisters may have a place they call home in Say Lou Lou…
"Maybe You" Released on Kitsuné world wide August 27th.
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Taken from their debut album due for release later this year, 'Everything We Touch' is a huge hook laden tune delivered with the powerful vocal panache of 22 year old twin sister band-members Miranda and Elektra Kilbey. With its killer chorus chant of 'everything we touch turns to gold at night' the single is a step on from the quietly devastating tracks "Maybe You", "Julian" and 'Better in the Dark', that the band have put out over the last 18 months garnering critical acclaim and a growing worldwide fanbase in the process.
Self-created and self-imagined, Say Lou Lou have come to worldwide attention since their formation less than two years ago with the three fantastic songs and their attendant B-sides. The Guardian have called their unique sound 'seductive', Esquire call them 'electro noir pop' whilst Elle describe them as 'melancholy you can dance to'. The Sunday Times have praised the girls brilliant vocals saying their 'songs are dominated by the Kilbey's extraordinary voices'. Meanwhile in the US they have been shot by Interview Magazine and for the cover of V Magazine so far as their career moves in the ascendant across the world. Say Lou Lou are currently finishing off their self-written debut album which has been recorded in London, Sweden and Los Angeles.
The band have also been busy playing live around Europe and, coming off a recent tour in support of London Grammar, will be returning to the UK in support of Foster the People at The Troxy in London on 24th March before performing a series of festival shows around the world through the summer. UK festivals announced so far include Live at Leeds and The Great Escape with further tba shortly. The shows follow up the critically acclaimed headline show at Concrete at the end of 2013 which led gigwise to proclaim 'on top of their incredible collection of songs – these girls can seriously sing.' With a few select live appearances set for 2012 including Sweden's POPAGANDA festival and a debut show in London, it's looks like the twins sisters may have a place they call home in Say Lou Lou…
"Maybe You" Released on Kitsuné world wide August 27th.
Self-created and self-imagined, Say Lou Lou have come to worldwide attention since their formation less than two years ago with the three fantastic songs and their attendant B-sides. The Guardian have called their unique sound 'seductive', Esquire call them 'electro noir pop' whilst Elle describe them as 'melancholy you can dance to'. The Sunday Times have praised the girls brilliant vocals saying their 'songs are dominated by the Kilbey's extraordinary voices'. Meanwhile in the US they have been shot by Interview Magazine and for the cover of V Magazine so far as their career moves in the ascendant across the world. Say Lou Lou are currently finishing off their self-written debut album which has been recorded in London, Sweden and Los Angeles.
The band have also been busy playing live around Europe and, coming off a recent tour in support of London Grammar, will be returning to the UK in support of Foster the People at The Troxy in London on 24th March before performing a series of festival shows around the world through the summer. UK festivals announced so far include Live at Leeds and The Great Escape with further tba shortly. The shows follow up the critically acclaimed headline show at Concrete at the end of 2013 which led gigwise to proclaim 'on top of their incredible collection of songs – these girls can seriously sing.' With a few select live appearances set for 2012 including Sweden's POPAGANDA festival and a debut show in London, it's looks like the twins sisters may have a place they call home in Say Lou Lou…
"Maybe You" Released on Kitsuné world wide August 27th.
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