Here is the promotional copy about Lianne La Havas from her label, which is Nonesuch:
Lianne La Havas has emerged as one of the UK’s most buzzed-about new talents, with critically acclaimed EPs, sold-out shows worldwide and nods from the likes of Bon Iver and Ryan Adams. Her debut album, Is Your Love Big Enough?, produced by Matt Hales (Aqualung), “is not just one of the year’s best debuts,” says the AP, “but one of the year’s best albums.” Says the BBC: “It’s always been clear that La Havas has a special voice, and so it proves here. It’s a voice that invites you in, and only the hardest heart will resist the offer.” The San Francisco Chronicle exclaims: “It’s hard not to want to shout, ‘Viva La Havas!”
The Los Angeles Times — or at least music critic Randall Roberts — agrees:
In another era, when musical overload and recorded abundance hadn’t so fragmented the listening public as to diminish the notion of shared tastes, a pitch-perfect performance such as Lianne La Havas’ at the Roxy on Friday night would have reverberated beyond West Hollywood.
La Havas is a British singer and electric guitarist with a range so broad as to render genre distinctions moot. She gigged the sold-out Sunset Strip club on a rainy night and offered a batch of songs that, from the first moment of her first song, “Au Cinema,” delivered on the promise of her soulful, mature debut album, “Is Your Love Big Enough?” Continue Reading…
Thanks to Emily for suggesting this post.
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