Lola (singer)

Lola (born 1981 in Paris, France) is a Brooklyn, New York- female singer/songwriter. Raised in the Belleville District of Paris by hippie parents, Lola has also lived in Brazil and Los Angeles, California. Although her initial exposure was received via a house music remix of "No Strings," which had been on U.S. Dance chart for 5 months. her music (including the song in its original form and other tracks on her album Take It Like I Give It) spans rock, R&B, jazz, pop and hip-hop. Lola cites artists as diverse as Prince, Joni Mitchell, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Aretha Franklin as influences. She was signed to SoBe Entertainment.

Discography

Album Information
Take It Like I Give It Current Status: shelved 2005: "No Strings" 2007: "I Can't Take It"
Nine to Five Current Status: available on Myspace 2009: "Nine to five" 2009: "If it ain't broke"

Year	Title	Album	Chart positions
Year	Title	Album	U.S. Dance	U.S. Dance Airplay	U.S. R&B	MW Pop	MW Club
2005	"No Strings"	Take It Like I Give It	2	6	82	1	31
2007	"I Can't Take It"	Take It Like I Give It	—	5^[1]	—	—	—

It is Lola who first sang the song "Grapes on a Vine" performed by Betty Wright in her 2011 album. The song was on Lola's official site.

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