Kyla just announced that her very album, titled ‘Ashes’, will be release July 30th! Very exciting news for any fans who have been waiting years for her to release an album 
Also, very sorry about not updating. I have very little time between school and work, and now that summer’s here I hope to have a lot more time for the site!
The official music video for Kyla’s “Vampire Smile” was released earlier today! Watch it below:
After supporting Dog Is Dead on tour throughout March, Kyla will continue touring through April on her own headlining tour! Check out the dates and how you can buy tickets below.
Kyla announced via Facebook that she will be supporting Dog Is Dead on the Scottish leg of their tour! Check out the dates below:
It’s my oldest song so am very excited to finally be able to share it properly with you all.
Kyla’s next single will be Vampire Smile and it’s set for release on March 12th! There’s also going to be a music video filmed soon. Pre-order it here.
The Guardian has posted it’s own review of Kyla’s gig at the Lousiana, Bristol:
Kyla La Grange is a 24-year-old singer from Watford who has been tipped for big things in 2012, but she’s still in the very early moments of her career and not established enough yet to have other people set up the stage for her. In a delicate black lace dress and black tights, and with no shoes on her feet – you wouldn’t mistake her for a roadie – she pads around after the support act have cleared up, plugging in guitars and adjusting the mic downwards as her four-man band busy themselves in the background. Continue reading..
Kyla performed at The Louisiana, Bristol on January 11, 2012. Goan Dogs and Worship opened the night and the overall experienced seemed to be a good one. The entirety of the concert was filmed by Channel 4, as well.
The first review comes from the Lyle & Scott blog:
Kyla La Grange, our first female act of the series was, in a word, outstanding. Recently racking up column inches across music and fashion media, Kyla is the perfect package. At times her voice and presence on stage was mesmerizing; seamlessly moving from upbeat and lively to more thought provoking, moody tracks Kyla’s voice is impressive and distinctive. With slight nods to the sound of Kate Bush and Florence Welch, the set was purposeful and original- it certainly made me pop to iTunes and purchase her available singles. Hopefully we’ll be seeing a lot more from Kyla La Grange in the very near future.
Next, is a review by The Fly:
Headlining is Cambridge philosophy grad and Kyla La Grange, one of the now common breed of hotly tipped stars who have not yet penned an album. Backed by an extremely TV friendly band (posturing indie boys), the singer/songwriter seems intent on staring resolutely over our heads into the middle distance. La Grange’s sound flits somewhere between Stevie Nicks, Florence and Emily Jane White, with epic ballads like‘Heavy Stone’ and the more folk tinged ‘Been Better’ and ‘Vampire Smile’. While her voice is excellent, it doesn’t have enough weight behind it to fully carry her songs live, and this leaves the whole package feeling a little hollow. La Grange is talented, but perhaps needs some more gigging experience before her shows are as ambitious as her music.
You can read up on what the reviewers thought of Goan Dogs and Worship at the sources.
Kyla let us know via her official Facebook that she is in The Sunday Times Style magazine. I’m in love with the picture featured on the page above!
Kyla has three songs on Amazing Tunes’ Top 100 Songs Chart of 2011, all in the top 10! The chart is described as “the 100 most popular tracks of 2011 based on streams, likes and downloads on amazingtunes.com and airplay on Amazing Radio.”
Kyla dominated the chart with her songs “Walk Through Walls” and “Been Better” taking the #1 and #2 positions, respectively. “Heavy Stone” came in at #7.
Congrats to Kyla, and wishing that 2012 will be just as, or even more, successful for her career!
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