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“Distinctive vocals and emotive songwriting.. a musical experience that is both sonically engaging and intellectually stimulating” - EARMILK

"Arty, ebb-and-flow pop." - Billboard

"Carefully constructed sonic patchwork ... LOUIZA refuses to be constrained by genre." - The Line of Best Fit

LOUIZA invites comparisons to Joni Mitchell, whilst her songwriting invokes A Creature I Don't Know-era Laura Marling. - The Line of Best Fit

"Mimiaga's voice is centred throughout, whether arching through the crystal-clear lyric or stretching out into beautiful, wordless sound." - The Line of Best Fit

"Reminds us of tUnE-yArDs, with a bit of M.I.A. and Joni Mitchell thrown in ... a fine combination." - Northern Transmissions

"Gorgeous ... LOUIZA (aka Rebecca Mimiaga) is an artist who is something-kinda-special." - Comeherefloyd

"Protean ... adventurous." - The Autumn Roses

"Refreshingly varied, from folk poppy rock to fantastic, horn-infused hip-hop & jazz." - The Deli SF

"A blend of folk, jazz, electropop and art rock ... an exciting journey we recommend taking." - The Deli SF

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The One You Lost Released June 2nd 2023

EP White Light Released October 2021

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Burn Out Released May 5th 2023

ON, OFF Released July 2021

FROM THE ARTIST

Lyrically, the songs in “On, Off” wrestle with the role technology plays in our lives. In some ways, devices like our mobile phones, computers and the internet provide us with the feeling we hold an on, off switch. We can silence emails, block callers, allow alerts, track family members. Social media and dating apps allow us to dictate which parts of ourselves we show to the world and which parts we don't. Tests like 21 and Me and Amniocentesis allow us to better predict the future of our health and the health of our future children. The longer we depend on these technologies the more they change our relationship to ourselves, each other, the news, our future and our perception of the world, to the point where it's no longer clear who or what holds the 'on, off switch'.

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