Lady Linn

Belgium’s Woman Linn is a soulful vocalist having a bent toward jazz and R&B-infused electronic pop music. Created Lien De Greef in Sint-Amandsberg, Belgium in 1981, Woman Linn 1st became thinking about music as a kid listening to tracks by Michael Jackson, the Beatles, Prince, and Led Zeppelin. At age group eight, she started taking traditional piano lessons and finally gained a music level, studying jazz in the Conservatory of Ghent. After graduating, she became a member of the dance-pop group Bolchi, with whom she obtained the strike “Town Trippin'” in 2004. The next year she made an appearance for the debut recording through the hip-hop and R&B clothing Skeemz. In 2006 she debuted her personal task, the multi-member jazz and funk-infused clothing Woman Linn and Her Wonderful Seven. Following a 2006 solitary “Buying,” the group came back using the 2008 full-length Right here We Go Once again. Made by Bolchi bandleader Jeroen de Pessemier, the recording became a high Ten strike in Belgium and gained Woman Linn her 1st MIA (Music Market Honor) for greatest female artist. 3 years later on she came back with her second full-length recording, No Goodbye whatsoever, offering the singles “Cry Baby,” “Small Parrot,” and “Over.” The recording also performed well, striking number three for the Belgian albums graphs and achieving yellow metal position. In 2014 Woman Linn shipped her third studio room recording, High. Made by Renaud Letang (Jane Birkin, Feist), the recording showcased Linn’s proceed to a far more personal, pop-oriented path. Consequently, she didn’t use the Wonderful Seven music group name, although some from the same music artists appeared around the recording. Lady Linn’s 5th full-length recording, 2016’s Maintain It a Key, found her once more supported by Her Wonderful Seven and additional balancing her like of organic, swinging jazz and infectious digital pop music. Made by Reinhard Vanbergen (Das Pop, College Is Great, the Vehicle Jets), the recording included the solitary “Sing Your Center Out.”