Ama Lou; An Artist to Lookout for
Check out the music of artist Ama Lou for a refreshing sound.
The 19-year-old singer-songwriter from North London has garnered attention with her eclectic and unapologetic sound and style. She began jotting down lyrics at the age of eleven at the encouragement of her father and has stuck with it ever since. The rising artist creates atmospheric videos akin to short films to accompany her melodic ballads.
She toured with Jorja Smith in 2018 and she introduced Drake to Ama’s music. Her first release in October 2016 called TBC eventually grabbed the attention of Drake who inboxed her saying, “I love TBC, it’s one of the best songs I’ve ever heard.” The shooting of Eric Garner and the Black Lives Matter movement heavily influenced the song.
Ama Lou – TBC
The 18 year old Singer/SongwriterAMA LOU has officially arrived and has now released her debut single ‘TBC’ available on all major platform. She resides in north London, which is an area that is certainly not foreign to home grown talent.
She released her debut EP DDD in March 2018 which has an accompanying short film with much of it taking place in the desert depicting her struggling with her position in life and self-perception. Ama acts as a ground-level member of a crime syndicate and mood development drives the story over plot.
Ama Lou – DDD (Official Video)
‘DDD’ the film is a tryptic of visual parts that accompany the soundtrack of the three part ‘DDD’ EP by Ama Lou. The film, written and directed by Ama herself and shot by her sister Mahalia John, follows a younger in a Los Angeles crime ring (played by Ama) and their journey over the course of a single day.
The Creed 2 movie soundtrack includes one of her songs entitled “Bless Me,” her most recent music output.
Ama Lou – Bless Me (Demo/From “Creed II: The Album”/Audio)
Music video by Ama Lou performing Bless Me (Demo/From “Creed II: The Album”/Audio). © 2018 Eardruma Records/Interscope Records http://vevo.ly/F2q3PS
Her EP definitely shows promise and a taste of greater things to come that fans don’t want to miss.
My mother delivered me in Wiesbaden, Germany. I have an African-American father and German mother. I lived there until I reached around age 8 and we moved to Saint Louis, MO. I now attend Truman State University in Kirksville, MO aiming to complete an English major with a Film Studies minor since I enjoy thinking of creative concepts and analyzing film.
