In October 2014 the band released their debut album Calm Down, a genre-defying sonic romp that they recorded at Lenny Kravitz’s Bahamas home using all analog equipment. Their unique sound and stylish live shows attracted considerable attention, leading to high-profile tours in support of superstars like Lily Allen and Miley Cyrus. The group gave their first performance later that year at New York City’s Mercury Lounge, and in early 2014 they released their self-titled debut EP.
Lolawolf was formed in 2013 by actress and singer Zoe Kravitz and producers James Levy and Jimmy Giannopoulos. Amid the frenetic mix of sounds Kravitz remains a mesmerizing focal point, issuing her spoken and sung vocals on tracks like “AYO” and “What Love Is” with a smoldering intensity that always leaves ticket buyers wanting more. Unexpected stylistic shifts have become Lolawolf’s sonic calling card in their recorded music, and their live shows are equally dynamic, keeping fans on their toes with adventurous forays into a staggering range of styles. Frontwoman Zoe Kravitz – daughter of Lenny Kravitz – is no stranger to the spotlight, and she commands the stage at the band’s concerts with the charisma and swagger of a veteran performer. Cutting-edge Brooklyn pop trio Lolawolf makes uncompromisingly futuristic music that culls from a wild array of genres and past styles including trap, glitch, and ‘90s R&B.
0 kommentar(er)
