In our exclusive interview earlier this year, Lous opened up about her album and already stated: “The whole album is autobiographic and is a reflection of my life”. In her ten songs, the 24-years young singer bares her soul and gives a rather rare introspection on how she experienced life from her earlier years until now.
Growth
You don’t need to know Lous and the Yakuza’s whole live story to understand and hear the emotive stories she’s telling on her first album, which also showcases her growth as a person and as an artist. Don’t let the upbeat productions of super producer El Guincho fool you, because this debut album is a powerful statement where the artist aims for equality, self-acceptance and self-confidence.
