Jessy Lanza – Love HallucinationOn 'Love Hallucination' Jessy Lanza is in control as a songwriter and producer, flexing her skills in the studio and rebuilding her sound, taking chances with production and energy in all directions, from club ready, to downbeat and sultry, with the theme of trusting yourself in the moment and using intuition as a compass driving the record forward. Love Hallucination is the sound of an artist in bloom, an album of big emotions and big songs, with

the group released ‰Û÷Apologies To The Queen Mary‰۪ to much acclaim in September 2005 on Sub Pop

mournful ballads and dreamy difters from the likes of Art Blakey

but even more than that

during the hottest German summer in decades

is one of the founding documents of post-'60s rock

but noisier and less catchy

the trio is completed by the late great Brazilian percussion legend Nana Vasconcelos

We lived in each others pockets - shared ideas

One final transmission from the core of the planet

“The album is a celebration of the natural world

re-examination

Migrating to London in 1981