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About Lauren
LAuren, who likes to spell her name with the first two letters capitalized, hailed originally from Miami, FL, before moving to Los Angeles, CA. She was a relative latecomer to music-making, but finally turned to recording by working with producers Joey Covington (Jefferson Airplane) and Paul Shortino (Quiet Riot) on her self-released 2005 album, Hideout Is a Crook's Best Friend, a classic rock effort that features songs written by Covington and another former Jefferson Airplane member, Marty Balin. ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide
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Lauren's Discography (1)
Compilations Featuring Lauren (8)
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Put Your Hands Up! 3 | Ministry Of... |
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Annual Summer 2004 | Ministry Of... |
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Brazil 5000: new exclusive bossa-tronic beats | 5000 Records |
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Applause: Original Cast Album | Universal Cl... |
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100 Zinderende Zomerhits |
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