Lovespirals

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Lovespirals

Country	United States
Years active	1999 – present
Genres	Dream Pop Electronica
Labels	Chillcuts Projekt
Members	Ryan Lum Anji Bee

Lovespirals began in 1999 as an outgrowth of Love Spirals Downwards, the Ethereal/Dream Pop recording project of multi-instrumentalist and producer, Ryan Lum. The new outfit found Lum teaming up with Rom Di Prisco associate, Anji Bee. This Southern California duo have worked in a number of musical styles over the years, beginning with jazzy Drum and Bass club tracks, then reverting to more familiar Dream Pop territory with their first full length CD, Windblown Kiss, and finally arriving at what seems to be a blend of the band's Electronica and Rock aspects with their sophomore CD, Free & Easy. Recent internet-only releases include 2 covers of seminal Psychedelic Rock band, Pink Floyd, indicating a move away from Downtempo fare and back towards Rock again.

Lovespirals' music has been featured internationally on network television, cable, DVD, podcasts, vidcasts, Internet and radio including: The Oprah Winfrey Show, ETV's Gastineau Girls, VH1's Celebrity Fit Club, the WB's Popular boxed set, The Strand: Venice (by Daniel Myrick of The Blair Witch Project fame), The Chalet Show with Lynn Parsons, and Adam Curry's Daily Source Code, to name a few. [1]

[edit] Discography

Ecstatic Enhanced CD, released via Mp3.com (2001) -- out-of-print
Windblown Kiss, released via Projekt (2002)
Free & Easy, released via Chillcuts (2005)

[edit] Chillin' with Lovespirals

An early adopter of podcasting, Lovespirals began a band podcast entitled "Chillin' with Lovespirals"[2] on June 15, 2005. The podcast is released sporadically, seemingly whenever the band have news to report. They often play snippets of songs in progress, or sometimes whole tracks.