Lay Low Lou Doillon

• 1 Left Behind 02:52
• 2 Above My Head 03:02
• 3 Where To Start 02:46
• 4 Nothing Left 02:55
• 5 Lay Low 02:53
• 6 Weekender Baby 02:51
• 7 Let Me Go 03:21
• 8 Good Man 02:55
• 9 Worth Saying 02:34
• 10 Robin Miller 02:28
• 11 So Still 03:49
• Total Runtime 32:26

Info for Lay Low

„Lou Doillon's follow-up to 2012's Places finds her in largely the same territory as that sultry record: elegant, undemonstrative, slightly gothic songs defined by her lovely voice. Part Beth Orton, part Keren Ann, it is a deep, confident groan, so forward in the mix that its breathiness is almost too intimate. One development is the involvement of co-producer Taylor Kirk of Timber Timbre, who brings fuller, shimmering production to some of these sad, bluesy morsels, ensuring the LP's second half departs from the hushed, languid mood that is Doillon's natural style. A mournful collection with touches of mania, this should be played in the dead of night.“ (Rolling Stone)

Lou Doillon
may not carry her mother Jane Birkin’s surname yet she’s clearly inherited her family’s musical sensibility. Her debut album, 'Places' was released in 2012. Taking cues from Cat Power and Patti Smith, Doillon weaves through her melodies with an elegance she inherently possesses. Doillon was brought into this world as the daughter of iconic English singer Jane Birkin. Doillon’s papa, Jacques Doillon, is known as one of the greatest French indie movie directors. With this much talent surging through a family its possible Lou Doillon’s path was predetermined. The end of 2013 will see Lou on the roads of Europe, the USA and Australia.

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