Lowell’s We Loved Her Dearly Coming September 16th

Lowell

We Loved Her Dearly Debut Album Out Sept. 16 via Arts & Crafts

1st Teaser Track “I Love You Money” Available Now

“Lowell is No Ordinary Pop Chanteuse” – The New York Times, T Magazine

“There’s this Canadian misandrist cheerleader that I’m the most excited about. Her name is Lowell…does she want to make out with me or beat me up? I don’t care, whatever she wants from me I want to give it.” – NPR Music

“a dreamy pick-me-up that prepares you for romantic letdowns” – SPIN

“dream-pop princess” – NYLON Magazine

“ …girls like Karen O and Beth Ditto have become icons of bad-gal pop.
That’s where Lowell comes in.” – Refinery29

“…like Grimes having a dance off with Lykke Li. In a disco ball.” – VICE’s Noisey

Lowell is like dynamite: ferocious, unrelenting, and determined – but not only when it comes to her music. Writing each song to empower not only herself, but also her listeners — to challenge gender conventions and inspire freedom from social limitations. Lowell’s refreshingly rebellious approach is what stands her unique brand of sophisticated synth-infused pop apart from the rest. She brilliantly blends deliriously catchy melodies and feminist punk gender politics on her debut full-length record We Loved Her Dearly, set for release September 16 via Arts & Crafts!

Lowell’s debut I Killed Sara V. EP garnered the attention of fans and critics alike- including NPR All Songs Considered, who hailed her as a new artist to watch at SXSW 2014. We recently revealed a video via VICE’s Noisey for previously shared cut “88,” a song filled with Lowell’s remarkable vocals that sear through erratic yet melodic percussion. The debut EP left fans eagerly wanting more and We Loved Her Dearly truly delivers.

To announce her debut album, Lowell’s shared the track “I Love You Money”, a feminist manifesto with echoing howls, driving bass and anthemic lyrics such as “you live in a man’s world, I live in my own world.” “I Love You Money” was revealed today with The New York Times’ T Magazine and the song is available to listen & share HERE!

In addition to writing openly about topics like sexual abuse, rape, abortion, and women’s rights, Lowell boldly addresses the lack of LGBTQ rights in our society – as heard in the celebratory track “LGBT”. Taking a cue from the feminist-punk contemporaries that her messaging has often been compared to (Grimes, Beth Ditto), Lowell’s brand of pop conveys the urgency of her subject matter, but her melodies keep songs accessible, optimistic and fun.

Lowell’s charmingly earnest yet raucous live show commands audiences to their feet. Fans in Toronto will have a chance to experience it live as she performance at the TIME Festival alongside Flume, Grimes, Majical Cloudz, Death Grips and more.

Stay tuned for more from Lowell coming soon!

Tracklist:
Words Were The Wars
Cloud 69
Summertime
The Bells
88
The Sun
Palm Trees
I Killed Sara V.
I Love You Money
LGBT
Tell Me What You Want Me To Do
Time I Lower Me Down