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Lourdes Leon, Madonna's daughter who appears to have been cloned by the legendary Detroit performer, has launched her musical career with her debut single Lock & Key. The 25-year-old model's musical debut takes place under the name of Lolahol. An unexpected choice, because there was a time when Lourdes "Lola" Leon wasn't interested in music: "I think it's about finding a role that doesn't stray too far from what they already are. Honestly, the actors annoy me. a lot and I can't be with them "he declared in 2021." As for music, I can sing. I just don't care. Maybe it's too close to home. " She added that she didn't have a specific goal and that modeling was a "smart decision", and that she also enjoyed dancing and maybe acting.
Co-produced by Eartheater, Madonna's daughter's single combines experimental electro beats. The text is somewhat reminiscent of the famous words of Lady Gaga in a famous interview about ten years ago. In the interview he described his lifestyle when he was recording a new album: "No sleep, bus, club, other club, other club, plane, next place, no sleep, no fear" and in fact the lyrics of Lolahol's song reads: "No sleep, next plane, no sleep, make-up, next club, next car, next plane, no sleep, no fear". The words, which appear about a minute and a half from the video, accompany Leon's exit from a car in a sparkly hoodie that also looks like a reference to Gaga. The video, on the other hand, is provocative and a bit macabre: there is Lourdes with a boy in a cemetery, an SUV with a coffin on top and a driver wearing a skull-shaped mask.
In 2019 Madonna declared that her daughter is "crazy talent" during an interview with British Vogue. "I'm green with envy because she's amazing in everything she does - she's an amazing dancer, she's a great actress, she plays the piano beautifully, she's so much better than me in the talent department." Although Lock & Key is Lourdes' solo debut, the artist collaborated with her mother on Madonna's MDNA album Superstar "in 2012.
Lourdes Leon, Madonna's daughter who appears to have been cloned by the legendary Detroit performer, has launched her musical career with her debut single Lock & Key. The 25-year-old model's musical debut takes place under the name of Lolahol. An unexpected choice, because there was a time when Lourdes "Lola" Leon wasn't interested in music: "I think it's about finding a role that doesn't stray too far from what they already are. Honestly, the actors annoy me. a lot and I can't be with them "he declared in 2021." As for music, I can sing. I just don't care. Maybe it's too close to home. " She added that she didn't have a specific goal and that modeling was a "smart decision", and that she also enjoyed dancing and maybe acting.
Co-produced by Eartheater, Madonna's daughter's single combines experimental electro beats. The text is somewhat reminiscent of the famous words of Lady Gaga in a famous interview about ten years ago. In the interview he described his lifestyle when he was recording a new album: "No sleep, bus, club, other club, other club, plane, next place, no sleep, no fear" and in fact the lyrics of Lolahol's song reads: "No sleep, next plane, no sleep, make-up, next club, next car, next plane, no sleep, no fear". The words, which appear about a minute and a half from the video, accompany Leon's exit from a car in a sparkly hoodie that also looks like a reference to Gaga. The video, on the other hand, is provocative and a bit macabre: there is Lourdes with a boy in a cemetery, an SUV with a coffin on top and a driver wearing a skull-shaped mask.
In 2019 Madonna declared that her daughter is "crazy talent" during an interview with British Vogue. "I'm green with envy because she's amazing in everything she does - she's an amazing dancer, she's a great actress, she plays the piano beautifully, she's so much better than me in the talent department." Although Lock & Key is Lourdes' solo debut, the artist collaborated with her mother on Madonna's MDNA album Superstar "in 2012.