| In the early 1990's Ontario born singer/songwriter Lola Daydream; armed with just her acoustic guitar and a suitcase, set out for Vancouver, BC with a vision and a voice. Her vision - to define her own style of music that would combine her long time influences of rock bands such as; Led |
 | Zeppelin and The Smashing Pumpkins, with her love for the mythical sounds of Gaelic. Many years and songs later, Lola Daydream emerged onto the Vancouver independent music scene with her own signature sound; an eclectic blend of dark, melodic folk with a progressive edge.
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Lola Daydream's diverse musical influences; along with the advantage of being a meso-soprano, is probably best demonstrated in the emotional dynamics of her vocals. Within a single verse Lola's voice can easily make the ransition from a soft lull, exploding suddenly into a sarcastic sneer or a
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 | sorrowful wail and back again, without missing a beat. This has led to much praise from her audience and some of her fans have described her voice as being multi-faceted, or having 3-4 distinctive sounds.
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Thus, it shouldn't come as much surprise that Lola Daydream has often been compared to the styles of a wide range of artists such as; Shirley Manson from Garbage, Bjork, Jane Siberry and Mary Jane Lammond. Although all worthy comparisons, it made it difficult to define
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 | Lola Daydream's sound under one genre; creating the need for Lola Daydream to develop her own genre classification. After much deliberation Lola Daydream decided on the genre of Soft-Goth, to reflect her love of writing poignant lyrics and haunting, passionate melodies. |
 | The music of Lola Daydream is timeless and her dynamic, exotic vocals speak to audiences of all ages; providing solitude to the weary soul and intrigue to the casual listener. |
 | Coming Soon!! Pictures of Lola Daydream. Gotta taste for the more obscure, click on the lyrics link!!
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