LAZA! releases “Girls”

London-based synth rock duo LAZA! was formed by Luiza and David Lale after a chance meeting at a gig a few years ago; Luiza was doing a concerto with a local orchestra and David happened to be filling in for someone else at the gig. Since then, they’ve been married in life and music.

Both with successful independent music careers, they bring their complimenting talents together with Luiza being a saxophonist and song writer and David being a classical cellist with the London Philharmonic Orchestra as well as being a music producer.

Taking influence from feisty alt rock, indie and pop artists such as Zade Wolfe, Sam Tinnesz and Alaina Cross, they pair modern styles with their traditional disciplines to create their own unique style.

Now they share their debut track as LAZA! with the new single “Girls”, linking up with Ana Gracey to provide powerful vocals. Recorded mostly at their own home studio in London, they added Ana’s vocal lines at Temple Studios.

With their introduction, they throw down a track of statement and real intent. An uplifting and inspiring female empowerment anthem, on “Girls” they pair infectiously catchy writing with powerful percussion and pounding instrumentation formed by a fusion of live instruments and punchy synth electronica.

Listen to Girls below