MEET: Loebeat!

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"...It isn't very often a band stands out quite like [Loebeat]...try and figure out if Black Plastic just discovered the future of pop music." -- Black Plastic.

Loebeat a British pop trio made up of Lula, Dicey and Ramdaq. They are taking the Electropop/Glam spotlight as they were recently played on Sam Walkers BBC Manchester introducing show and are going to be played on BBC6 music introducing very soon. Their sound is influenced by edgy and stylish performers such as Grace Jones, Kate Bush, David Lachapelle, Xenomania, and Kraftwerk.

Combining our talents in songwriting, production, photography and art direction we create everything you see and hear with the Loebeat name attached.

Loebeat's edgy and sleek image sure makes a statement. Bold usage of strong colors and sharp poses definitely catch the eye. Combine that with catchy beats and you have a complete package. Come and Get It is a strong first track (on their Myspace page). I found myself grooving to it "... like you need it and you meant it..."

Music Boy is sexy. From the opening riff, the verses... the whole song is hot. I can hear this played on today's dancefloors. Gladly, I'd dance to it, even in my room. The first song I heard from Loebeat is Fire. I loved it right away. The lyrics, the vocals, the beats are all so powerful. Reminiscent of Sam Sparro's "Black and Gold". Their track Unruly shows that they are also capable of the classic dance sound. It starts out a bit misleading with the indie-sounding guitar riff until the vocals kick in and it's full dance mode. Electric Beat displays their grasp of the electronica sound and they pull it off very well. It is a bit darker than the rest of the tracks so far. I Want More reminds me of the Soho Dolls. The backing beats are sick!

But it does not stop there. Just check this video out!

Loebeat truly satisfies ones mixed media needs. It will leave you asking for more.

If you want it, come and get it!
Shout it out loud!

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