Lucy Love
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Lucy Love is a rapper, singer and artist from Copenhagen, Denmark.
Early life[]
Lucy Siame was born in 1985 in Zambia to a white British mother and Zambian father. They moved to Copenhagen when Lucy was two years old.
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Career[]
Lucy Love has made two albums with her producer and band member Yo Akim (Joakim Hjejle), Superbillion and Kilo. Notable singles are "No V.I.P.", "Daddy Was A DJ", "Poison", "Who You Are" & "Thunder".[4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11] She is also known for her visual liveshows.[12][13][14][15][16][17]
Discography[]
- 2009: Superbillion
- 2010: Kilo
- 2013: Desperate Days of Dynamite
- 2020: Hammerhead
References[]
- ^ Lucy Love has a talent for the dirty music - Politiken (in Danish)
- ^ Lucy Love is a big art project - DR (in Danish)
- ^ Interview Gaffa (in Danish)
- ^ Superbillion - Gaffa Review (in Danish)
- ^ Superbillion - Soundvenue Review (in Danish)
- ^ Superbillion - Politiken Review (in Danish)
- ^ Superbillion - Goddeau Review (in Danish)
- ^ Superbillion - Undertoner Review (in Danish)
- ^ Kilo - Gaffa Review (in Danish)
- ^ Kilo - Review Information (in Danish)
- ^ The year's best albums - Ekstrabladet (in Danish)
- ^ Review Magasinet - Gaffa (in Danish)
- ^ Review Vega - Ekstrabladet (in Danish)
- ^ Roskilde Festival 2008 Review - Politiken (in Danish)
- ^ SPOT Festival 2011 Review - Gaffa (in Danish)
- ^ Botanique Review - Goddeau Archived 2011-10-07 at the Wayback Machine (in Danish)
- ^ Roskilde Festival 2009 Review - Soundvenue (in Danish)
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