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“Filled with lots of nostalgia, filled with childhood friends, I love the way it builds!”
moorgate station
Rising alt-pop star Lorana is back with a new project. Next single ‘moorgate station’ is due for release on the 3rd of May. Lorana showcases her musical evolution with an introspective song, offering a message of hope to us all.
The release of ‘moorgate station’ sees Lorana diving into the latter half of her third EP, which is scheduled for this summer. This track came to life with the help of her close friend Jules Koniezcny (JVKE, Myles Smith, Tom Grennan, Alfie Jukes, Claptone, …), who is becoming a staple as her co-producer.
Following Lorana’s US visit with packed-out shows in both NYC and LA, she recently supported Milo Meskens on his club tour through Belgium and The Netherlands and Lea G & Bea Stewart on their London headline shows.
My music explained in pretty words:
Lorana’s songs encapsulate a wise innocence that feels both refreshing and intriguing. She makes quirky pop that tells honest and vulnerable stories, inspired by artists like Lorde, Ashe and Jeremy Zucker. After the success of her previous work, Lorana’s coming back with more. The next batch of songs is even more captivating, with a sound that’s constantly evolving and lyrics about friendship and love.
Like a breath of fresh air, Lorana portrays her artistic growth like never before.
Lorana on
‘moorgate station’
“I had a panic attack in Moorgate station the day before I wrote this song with Jules Konieczny. Sometimes we know there’s something wrong, but we can’t see what it is when we’re in the midst of it all. With hindsight, I wanted to offer a message of hope – time heals, and these feelings, no matter how complex, are shared by many.”
Lorana is building a fascinating world around her music. Her debut and sophomore EPs, ‘Here In Between’ and ‘The Edge Of Real’, were met with critical acclaim, and her songs have accumulated over 600,000 streams and 2.5 million views on social media. This led to sold-out headline shows in London and Belgium last year.
BBC Introducing London, Studio Brussels, NRJ radio, and Radio 2 Belgium all jumped on board, and she secured Spotify playlists like Fresh Finds: Pop & New Music Friday Belgium. Her meaningful stories were then happily picked up and written about in publications like Atwood Magazine, Knack Focus, and Enfnts Terribles.
This next cycle is off to a great start with the first single ‘wild west’ being well received by Spotify, Apply Music and Radio 2 (Belgium). Even though her sound continually develops and evolves, her sensational songwriting and alluring vocals still remain firmly at the core of Lorana’s work. Partly due to her frank lyricism, Lorana’s music means to be unceasingly comforting while still proving to be refreshingly innovative.
