LLOREN is set to release her debut album It’s Always Sunny in LA‘ very soon.
Today, she debuts her haunting and cinematic new single ‘Mad Woman‘ channeling the dark dreamy allure of the likes of Lana Del Rey or the intoxicating romance of ‘Wicked Game‘ by Chris Isaak. The song explores the fine line women have to toe in order to be taken seriously, that they won’t be liked if they are emotional or express anger or all the things a man is able to do freely without being labelled as mad and hysterical. With an enveloping atmosphere of glistening guitars and widescreen synths, LLOREN’s brooding melodies underscore the pain and defiance of a woman grappling with societal expectations.
The track follows recent single ‘The One‘. While previous singles ‘Like This’ and ‘California Daydream‘ that gained the attention of tastemakers, the video for ‘Like This‘ winning a Telly Award in the US and also being nominated for a prestigious Leo Award in Canada.
Produced by Daniel Pashman (Little Monarch, Gold Brother, Ellee Duke), the track is a more slow-burning and stripped back piece, with poignant calming atmospheres that wash over the listener and LLOREN’s soft yearning vocals speaking tenderly from experience.
The former Voice finalist is going from strength to strength with her music recently featuring in Grey’s Anatomy, The L Word, 1923, Wish, The Company You Keep, Made In Chelsea, over 20 uses in Love Island UK as well as plenty on Love Island USA and more. Her 2019 debut single ‘Into The Fire’, saw her invited to join American artist Fleurie on her first European tour. During the tour, she also caught the eyes of promoters who invited her back to open for household names Johannes Oerding and Michael Patrick Kelly and an audience of 10000 people.
In the UK, LLOREN is no stranger to the annual PRIDE celebrations having played both Manchester and London where she headlined the women’s stage and has entertained crowds over 10000. She has also toured with Canadian artist Mauvey with whom she collaborated with on the track ‘Pillow’, performing it at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend as well as the Isle Of Wight Festival 2023.
