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13 Nov 2013
Better In The Dark
Say Lou Lou
WE SAY
Inclusion in a bands-to-watch list is one thing, but making a 100 Cultural Things You Should Know list - and being only the second musical entry behind Atoms For Peace - is something else entirely. But 21 year-old Swedish/Australian twin sisters Miranda and Elektra Kilbey - aka Say Lou Lou - are that sort of band. Influenced by music, fashion and art, they direct their own videos and release music on their own label - until the majors came knocking. We first fell for Say Lou Lou's Bat For Lashes-esque atmospherica earlier this year, when the late-night airport melancholy of Julian was firing up the blogs off the back of last year's sultry Maybe You. Radio support is as international as they are, ranging from Radio 1, Xfm, 6Music and Amazing Radio in the UK to KCRW and Triple J. New single Better In The Dark is perfect winter pop, featured here for its silky production and soaring chorus rather than any sinister fixation on our part with sibling duos who prefer it in the dark. Say Lou Lou have just come off tour with Foals; you can catch their debut headline show at London's Concrete tonight.
London gig: Concrete, November 13
CONTACTS
Label: Amy Wheatley, Columbia Records
Radio: Katie Torrie, Columbia Records, +44 (0)20 7361 8842
Online: Adam Guest, Purple PR, +44 (0)20 7434 7019
Press: William Rice, Purple PR, +44 (0)20 7434 7092
TV: Rob Clark, Columbia Records, +44 (0)20 7361 8689
Live: Jason Edwards, Coda Agency, +44 (0)20 7017 2500
Management: Adrian Karvinen, Big Wednesday Management
RECORD ARCHIVE
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Among the more gratifying of this year's trends has been the blurring of lines between... Label: unsigned
That Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig, the driving forces behind Brooklyn quintet Lucius, are both... Label: Columbia Records
Some Ibiza anthems seem almost destined for greatness, while others sneak in from the left field.... Label: DERAM
Featuring hands-down the most heart-warming scenes of a rising singer-songwriter jamming with his granny that... Label: Metal & Dust Recordings / Ministry of Sound Recordings
No apologies for our third London Grammar feature in as many releases; If You Wait is... Label: Dew Process/Unsigned
If there's anything bubblegum about alt-pop Aussie songstress Gossling, it's more Bazooka Joe than Bubblicious. The Guardian's... Label: RCA Victor
Appropriately for a band that's just signed a major label deal, there's a pleasing momentum... Label: Relentless/Cinematic
Azealia Banks, Angel Haze, A$AP Rocky. You barely need venture beyond the letter A for proof of... Label: Warner Bros. Records
Being something of a melting-pot outfit themselves, comprising former members of Brit-rockers The Paddingtons and... Label: Parlophone
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For a time during the spring it became impossible to accurately measure the heat on... Label: Island Records
Powerfully articulating the case for permanently appending the word 'Dutch' to the phrase 'DJ and... Label: unsigned
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