“A decade into her career, Canadian electronic artist Jessy Lanza has built a reputation as a cult favourite in the underground scene. Since arriving in 2013 with ‘Pull My Hair Back’ (a wistful debut that NME said was “probably a little too icy and detached to blow up, despite its pop sensibility”) and 2016’s celestial and otherworldly ‘Oh No’, her understated electro-R&B fusion has gradually becom”
“Jessy Lanza follows her intuition on Love Hallucination”
“Love Hallucination finds Canadian producer Jessy Lanza at the top of her game, expertly infusing slick dance anthems with her own uniquely introspective lyricism. From endorphin-loaded house beats in ‘Don’t Leave Me Now’, UKG on ‘Midnight Ontario’ and razor-sharp ’80s samples sprinkled throughout, the record manages to sound both party-ready and stuck in its own head. There’s ‘Don’t Cry On My Pil”
“a sensual producer’s pursuit of pleasure”
“Jessy Lanza leans into low-lit club pop (and picks up a saxophone) on an album whose breezy mood feels inspired by her new home of Los Angeles.”
