Lupa J

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Numb 00:00 Tools
Armour 00:00 Tools
You're In My Headphones 00:00 Tools
Game 00:00 Tools
Waiting For Her 00:00 Tools
The Crash 00:00 Tools
Put Me Back Together 00:00 Tools
Quiet Here 00:00 Tools
Dirty Skin 00:00 Tools
Drift 00:00 Tools
Statues 00:00 Tools
Woman 00:00 Tools
Eyes Unclouded 00:00 Tools
Keep Back 00:00 Tools
Virus 00:00 Tools
Moth 00:00 Tools
Pull Me Under 00:00 Tools
Painted Mask 00:00 Tools
My Right Name 00:00 Tools
The Secret 00:00 Tools
Broken Mirrors 00:00 Tools
Interlude 00:00 Tools
Half Alive 00:00 Tools
Teeth and Loud Talk 00:00 Tools
Comfort in Numbers 00:00 Tools
Philomela 00:00 Tools
Evaporate 00:00 Tools
Dream 00:00 Tools
Ring Empty 00:00 Tools
Safe Here 00:00 Tools
Swallow Me Whole 00:00 Tools
All Talked Out 00:00 Tools
Remember 00:00 Tools
(Roadkill) 00:00 Tools
A Million Others 00:00 Tools
Walk Home 00:00 Tools
Train 00:00 Tools
Teeth and Loud Talk (Elkkle Remix) 00:00 Tools
Game (Land Systems Remix) 00:00 Tools
Philomela (OK Sure Remix) 00:00 Tools
Out to Wreck 00:00 Tools
Teeth and Loud Talk (Marcus Whale Remix) 00:00 Tools
Numb (Mara Remix) 00:00 Tools
The Infinite Colour 00:00 Tools
The Creature 00:00 Tools
Starved 00:00 Tools
Waiting For Her denoised WB Master 00:00 Tools
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Since 17-year-old Sydneysider Lupa J (neé Imogen Jones) made the transition from classically trained violinist to contemporary electronic producer & songwriter at the age of 15; the development of her unique, alluring style of blending synthesised instrumentation with violin has captured the attention of taste-making music media the world over, including Australia’s triple j radio who named her a finalist in last year’s national Unearthed High competition. “Forget the age, anyone making music at this level in any stage of their career is worth taking notice.” - DIY Magazine Now completing her final year of school at Sydney’s selective Conservatorium High (past alumni includes The Presets and some of Australia's most acclaimed classical talents) Lupa J has delivered ‘Quiet Here’, a beguiling slice of left-of-centre pop that serves to further demonstrate her prowess at fusing organic instrumentation with tasteful electronic production, not to speak of her enchanting vocal ability and lyrical flair that suggests soulfulness well beyond her years. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.