Lovespirals

Lovespirals evolved out of musician/producer Ryan Lum's earlier band incarnation, Love Spirals Downwards. Lum met vocalist, Anji Bee, during promotions for his 1998 CD, <I>Flux</I>, while she was working at KUCI 88.9 FM. The two hit it off and soon found themselves immersed in the California drum 'n' bass scene, remixing songs and creating their own extended dance tracks.
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After a series of jazzstep and downtempo singles released on compilations alongside the likes of LTJ Bukem and Jaffa, Lovespirals changed directions to explore their shared love of jazz, blues, world, and rock music for their moody debut CD, <I>Windblown Kiss</I>, released mid-2002 by Projekt Records, Lum's longtime label. The duo followed up in 2005 with a sensual blend of their electronica, jazz, and rock influences on <I>Free & Easy</I>, the first CD for the band's own label, Chillcuts.
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Lovespirals have long embraced the Internet; they launched their self-designed website in 1998 and their band podcast, Chillin' with Lovespirals, in 2005. Bee joined Adam Curry's podcast and vidcast network in early 2006, and her weekly chillout music show, The Chillcast with Anji Bee, has also aired on Sirius Stars 102.
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Lovespirals' music has been featured on MTV, VH1, E!TV, WE, ABC, the EW Network, and many other televison and cable channels internationally.