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LoneLady, 2010 |
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| Background information | |
| Birth name | Julie Campbell |
| Genres | post-punk |
| Occupations | Musician |
| Instruments | Guitar, vocals, keyboards, cello |
| Years active | 2005– |
| Labels | Warp, Cherry Red |
Julie Campbell, otherwise known as Lonelady (often typeset as LoneLady), is a musician from Manchester, England.[1] Her debut album, Nerve Up, appeared on Warp Records in 2010 and drew praise from Paul Morley.[2]
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Campbell graduated in Fine Arts at Manchester Metropolitan University. While at university, she started to write and record music on a four-track recorder in her flat.[3] She released two CD-R singles and one 7" vinyl on Manchester-based label Filthy Home Recordings. This brought LoneLady to the attention of Too Pure, and in 2007 they released a 7" single. In 2009, Campbell signed to Warp Records. Her debut album, Nerve Up, was released 22 February 2010. [4].
In 2011, it was announced that Campbell would be collaborating with Jah Wobble. This collaborative project is called Psychic Life. The result of this is the eponymously-titled debut album Psychic Life, which is reported to be inspired by disco, post-punk and psychogeography. It will be released by Cherry Red Records on 14 November 2011. [5] The project also reunites Wobble with fellow ex-PiL guitarist Keith Levene. A digital-only Psychic Life EP, fronted by the song "Tightrope", will be released in October.
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