LA Laura Paris is not just another name in pop music; she’s a force of nature. Known for her electric stage presence and eclectic talents, the Franco-Belgian artist has made waves across the international music scene with her debut album Underground Girl. Blending Parisian elegance with Hollywood glamour, LA Laura Paris effortlessly transitions between pop electro beats, provocative lyrics, and a visually stunning persona that has cemented her place as a genre-defining artist. From a young age, LA Laura Paris’s artistry was shaped by a classical education in violin and piano, and an impressive array of dance disciplines ranging from ballet to Bollywood. This diverse background would later influence her music, choreography, and film work. Having studied visual arts at Saint Luc Art School and acting at the Actors Studio in Paris, she cultivated a well-rounded, avant-garde approach to her craft. Her early DJ days in Paris and collaborations with French Touch legends provided the foundation for her electro-pop sound, which she has now perfected in Underground Girl. The album kicks off with the title track, “Underground Girl,” a sultry, high-energy anthem that introduces listeners to her electro-pop world. In under three minutes, LA Laura Paris captures the essence of her musical identity: bold, rhythmic, and irresistibly fun. The production is polished yet daring, full of the infectious beats and playful energy that characterize her sound. This opening track sets the tone for the album, preparing listeners for a thrilling ride through LA Laura Paris’s kaleidoscopic universe. One of the album’s highlights is the array of collaborations that add depth and dimension to her electro-pop style. Tracks like “Bonbon” and “Marie Antoinette” feature alezander, whose presence complements LA Laura Paris’s sultry vocals with an effortless cool. Meanwhile, Afrogoldie makes her mark on the track “Bad Bitch,” adding an edge that sharpens the song’s already fiery energy. These collaborations enrich the album’s texture, offering a diverse range of sounds that show off LA Laura Paris’s versatility as a musician and producer. But it’s not just the beats and collaborations that make Underground Girl stand out—LA Laura Paris’s lyrics hold their own as well. Tracks like “Bad Boys” and “GAME OVER” reveal her talent for blending catchy hooks with introspective themes. The balance between fun, carefree anthems and moments of emotional vulnerability showcases the depth of her artistry. “Mon Papa,” a deeply personal tribute to her late father, is one of those vulnerable moments, and its success—charting number one on the iTunes French Pop Chart in the US—speaks to her ability to turn personal grief into universal resonance. LA Laura Paris is also a powerhouse when it comes to her visuals. As an award-winning film director, she has created striking music videos for songs like “I’m Leaving Right Away” and “Kissing Boys,” where her vision as a storyteller truly comes to life. Her experience in visual arts and fashion further amplifies her distinct aesthetic, turning every performance and video into a work of art. Known for her iconic street art tags “JUST DANCE MOTHER F💖💖💖💖💖,” LA Laura Paris continues to merge music, art, and fashion in ways that are refreshingly original. As the album closes with the infectious “Je te veux,” LA Laura Paris leaves listeners with a sense of fulfillment but also curiosity for what’s next. Underground Girl feels like the beginning of a long and exciting career, one that will continue to push boundaries and challenge expectations. With this debut, she’s proven that she’s not just another electro-pop artist; she’s a visionary, and the world is ready to follow wherever her glittering path leads.LA Laura Paris Makes Waves with New Album ‘Underground Girl’
