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New VideosCheck out all the new videos under the Media page. You'll find live performances and other fun stuff. Also, check out Lauren's new YouTube channel! Free Music DownloadsIt isn't rocket science... it's music. Enjoy the tunes on the "Free Music" page and tell all your friends! Lauren's adding new tracks often. SOLD OUT!Lauren's EP, If I Was Your Girl, is currently sold out. In the meantime, you can still download the EP and other music of Lauren's on iTunes and other major digital retailers. Write a review while you're on iTunes and let everyone know how much you love Lauren's music! Lauren Chosen Among Top Women MusiciansThe Nashville Scene has picked Lauren as, "one of 5 women threatening to give mainstream country a good name." Lauren is listed among Lori McKenna, Miranda Lambert, Carrie Underwood, and Sarah Buxton... not bad company! IF I WAS YOUR GIRL Lauren Lucas (Soulthang) In the Music Row system, just because you get signed doesn’t mean you get to release an album—not unless you manage a hit single, anyway. Lauren Lucas’ 2005 album, The Carolina Kind, is still somewhere in the Warner Bros. vaults, probably buried under all those unreleased ’80s Prince tracks. Freed of her contractual obligations, Lucas at last made her proper debut this year with the smart, soulful and self-released EP If I Was Your Girl. You can read the entire article in the Nashville Scene by clicking HERE. ITUNES!Lauren's EP, If I Was Your Girl, is now on iTunes! Click here to visit her iTunes page to listen and write a review:  Lauren is Nashville Scene's Critics' Pick, 08/07
***NEW*** Lauren Lucas Ringtones!!!Ringtones and phone wallpaper are now available! Just go to the "media" tab on the top of the page to check 'em out. Laure is Critic's Pick for Nashville Scene, 05/07The Scene, the go-to publication for what's going on in Nashville, featured Lauren's upcoming show at 12th & Porter as the Critic's Pick! LAUREN LUCAS Lauren Lucas' voice is a rare instrument, soaked in Southern soul and controlled with the precision of a musical theater veteran—which she is, having first hit the stage at age 3 and gotten herself nominated for a Tony a few years back. So it was no surprise when the South Carolina native was signed to Warner Bros. in 2003. This being Nashville and all, it was also no surprise when the label declined to release what would have been her very fine debut album, The Carolina Kind, due to a puzzling lack of interest from country radio. Having at last been liberated from her major-label contract last year, Lucas is now free to make music people will get the chance to, you know, actually buy. She's planning to release an independent EP soon, and her song "American Babe," a drastic detour into Bollywood pop featured in the comedy Americanizing Shelley, is available now at iTunes. 12th & Porter —CHRIS NEAL |
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