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Laura Love

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About

Laura Love weaves a tapestry of Afro-Celtic and bluegrass sounds, reflecting her complex personal history.

Her career took off with the release of 'Octoroon' on her own label, followed by a collection of her work on Putumayo Records. Laura’s music often carries a political edge, as seen in her track 'I Want You Gone,' which criticized then-President George W. Bush.

Sound
Laura Love’s music is characterized by its blend of Afro-Celtic and bluegrass influences, creating a distinctive sound that resonates with both traditional and contemporary folk audiences.
Scene
Laura Love occupies a niche within the folk music scene, blending traditional elements with modern socio-political commentary.
Timeline
  • · Laura Love was born in 1960 in Lincoln, Nebraska.
  • · She is the daughter of jazz musician Preston Love.
  • · Her music style is described as 'Afro-Celtic' and influenced by bluegrass.
  • · She released 'Octoroon' on her own label before Putumayo Records.
  • · Her track 'I Want You Gone' criticized George W. Bush.
  • · She wrote an autobiography titled 'You Ain’t Got No Easter Clothes'

Albums 17

Singles 25

Live 4

Compilations 1

Appears On 15

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MNRK Music Group
MNRK Music Group
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