- Born
- 23 April 1987
Birmingham - Country
- United Kingdom
- Active
- 2012–
- Record labels
- RCA Records
- Discography
- 5 albums
Biography
Laura Mvula is a jazz musician who plays piano, musical keyboard and voice. Laura Mvula was born on 23 April 1987 in Birmingham. The music is usually filed under neo soul. Record labels: RCA Records. The discography here lists 5 albums, from “Sing to the Moon” (2013) to “Everything Now (Soundtrack from the Netflix Series)” (2023). Honours include MOBO Awards.
Laura Mvula (née Douglas; born 23 April 1986) is a British singer. A native of Birmingham, England, Mvula gained experience as a member or leader of a cappella, jazz/neo-soul and gospel groups and choirs. She was classically trained. In 2012, she signed with RCA Records and released an extended play, She, to critical acclaim. Mvula released her debut studio album, Sing to the Moon (2013), to favourable reviews, and earning two Music of Black Origin (MOBO) Awards and a Mercury Prize nomination. In 2014, an orchestral re-recording of the album with the Metropole Orkest was released. Her second album, The Dreaming Room (2016), was also received with critical acclaim, and won the Ivor Novello award and garnered a Mercury Prize nomination. Mvula then wrote the music for the 2017 theatre production of Antony & Cleopatra by the Royal Shakespeare Company. While working on her third album, she released the 1/f EP in February 2021.
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Discography
Studio and live albums
Awards
- MOBO Awards
Listen on Spotify
Frequently asked questions
What instrument does Laura Mvula play?
Laura Mvula is known for playing piano, musical keyboard and voice.
When and where was Laura Mvula born?
Laura Mvula was born 23 April 1987 in Birmingham.
What are Laura Mvula's best-known albums?
Albums in our database include Sing to the Moon (2013), At Abbey Road Studios (2014), The Dreaming Room (2016), Pink Noise (2021) and Everything Now (Soundtrack from the Netflix Series) (2023).
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