Sad Child

 but at least I have a nice taste in music 

German/American artist LorZzz has lived a nomadic life between Germany, France and the UK before returning to her homeland of Germany, where she’s based…for now. 
That urge to roam is evident in her music. Her songs dissolve the borders of genre, trailing widely through the landscapes of hip hop, soul, EDM, house, pop, and more. With her biggest influences being J Dilla and Richard Wagner, her genre-agonistic approach is hardly surprising. As a listener she’s voracious, gravitating to all points on the map.

Prompted by numerous paradigm-shifting events, she walked away from a decade-long career in management consulting to commit herself to music, full stop. 

The inspiration, and output, came fast and furious. Having grown up with a singer/saxophone palyer/producer as a father, as well as 15 years of piano and vocal training to draw on, adds a polish and confidence to her music that’s rare among emerging artists.

Her first collection of songs, fueled by grief and hope, shows what can happen when you fully commit yourself to an inner calling. It is a testament to how life, sometimes needs to fall apart, only to come back together again in a much better way. The result of her transformation is more than just a list of tracks to listen to. The songs are experiences to be had in the mind and felt in the body - always encouraging moments of solitude, serenity and self-reflection.

Sad Child

Sandro Cavazza