Lowell (musician)

Elizabeth Lowell Boland, known by stage name Lowell, is a Canadian singer and songwriter,[1] known for her writing collaborations with Madison Beer, Hailee Steinfeld, Bülow, and Icona Pop among others.

Lowell
Birth nameElizabeth Lowell Boland
Born (1991-09-14) September 14, 1991
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
GenresPop, dance-pop, synthpop, pop rock, electropop
Occupation(s)Singer, songwriter
InstrumentsVocals
Years active2012 - present
LabelsArts & Crafts
Associated actsAlle Farben, Apparatjik, Backstreet Boys, Bülow (singer), Hailee Steinfeld, Icona Pop, Madison Beer, Netsky (musician),

Background

Originally from Calgary, Alberta,[1] Boland moved to Toronto, Ontario at age 18 to study music at the University of Toronto,[2] but soon dropped out and spent time working as a stripper under the name "Sara Victoria".[1]

Musical career

During this time, she began writing some song demos on ukulele,[3] which came to the attention of Canadian music manager Mike Dixon.[3] Dixon forwarded them in turn to producer Martin Terefe, and Boland made her debut in 2012 as a guest vocalist on Apparatjik's 2012 EP If You Can, Solve This Jumble.[4]

She signed to Arts & Crafts, and released the EP I Killed Sara V in February 2014.[5] Her full-length album debut, We Loved Her Dearly, followed in September 2014.[6]

Her song, "Palm Trees" featured as soundtrack in EA Sports game, FIFA 15.

On April 6, 2018 she released her sophomore album Lone Wolf.

She co-wrote all three songs on the debut EP from Bülow, Damaged Vol. 1, which was released November 2017 on Wax Records, including the single "Not A Love Song." Damaged Vol. 1 was praised by critics for its "real and authentic" portrayal of Bülow's voice.[7]

Artist Discography

Studio albums

  • 2014 - We Loved Her Dearly
  • 2018 - Lone Wolf

Extended Plays

  • 2014 - I Killed Sara V.
  • 2016 - Part 1: PARIS YK

Singles

  • 2016 - "Ride"
  • 2016 - "High Enough"
  • 2016 - "West Coast Forever"

Songwriter Discography

2020

Hailee Steinfeld Wrong Direction (single) Writer

2019

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