Lola Jane
Lola Jane is a band from Nashville with Lola Williams on vocals, James Carter on guitar, Emily Johnson on bass, and David Anderson on drums. They put out...
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Lola Jane is a band from Nashville with Lola Williams on vocals, James Carter on guitar, Emily Johnson on bass, and David Anderson on drums. They put out their first single "Kiss Me" in 2018, which got some attention for its soulful feel. The song "Leave You" also appears among their more popular tracks.
Their music tends toward emotional territory, with Williams' voice carrying most of the weight. They followed up with songs like "Dear" and kept putting out material through 2021. The band faced a plagiarism lawsuit in 2019 that was later dismissed, and some listeners found their lyrics too direct at times.
They haven't shied away from that straightforward approach in their writing. The group seems to operate on the idea that music should connect plainly with people, without much filter.
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