Into the Blue - Live in Concert Layla Zoe

• 1Oh Lord I Want You to Help Me (Live)02:30
• 2Turn This Ino Gold (Live)07:34
• 3Automatic Gun (Live)05:58
• 4Are You Still Alive Inside (Live)09:31
• 5Jasmine (Live)05:14
• 6Might Need to Fly (Live)08:13
• 7War Pigs (Live)11:38
• 8Willin' (Live)04:41
• 9Move Over (Live)05:37
• 10Forever Young (Live)09:52
• 11Freight Train (Live)03:05
• Total Runtime01:13:53

Info for Into the Blue - Live in Concert

Experience the raw energy and soulful vocals of Layla Zoe with her album "Into The Blue - Live In Concert." Released by Layla Zoe, this recording captures the essence of her captivating live performance.

Recorded during a live concert, "Into The Blue" showcases Layla Zoe's powerful voice as she delivers an unforgettable performance filled with emotion and intensity. With a mix of blues, rock, and soul influences, each track takes the listener on a musical journey through heartfelt lyrics and dynamic melodies.

The Blu-Ray edition allows you to not only listen but also watch Layla Zoe in action, bringing her electrifying stage presence right into your living room. Feel the passion and authenticity of her performance as she connects with the audience through each song.

Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Layla Zoe's music, "Into The Blue - Live In Concert" is a must-have addition to your collection. Immerse yourself in the live experience and let Layla Zoe's music touch your soul with its depth and sincerity.

Layla Zoe, vocals
Krissy Matthews, guitar
Felix Dehmel, drums
Josh Rigal, bass, backing vocals

Layla Zoe
Named "Canada's Darling of the Blues" by the press and often compared to Janis Joplin for her raw and emotional performances on stage, Layla Zoe was born in British Columbia, Canada in the late 70's. Raised on her father's love of the blues and a diverse record collection, she started singing at an early age and had her first experiences on stage with her father's band at age fourteen. Now after releasing seven albums (You Will, Shades of Blue, Live at Errington Hall, Hoochie Coochie Woman, The Firegirl, Sleep Little Girl and The Lily), penning a self-published book of poetry (Diary of a Firegirl), and moving from BC to Toronto to Montreal in the past 7 years, Layla has gained a reputation as one of the hardest working young blues women in Canada.

Following a win at the Compo10 Blues Songwriting Competition in Finland in 2006, Layla began touring Europe and has made a name for herself on festival stages and blues clubs in Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Switzerland and most recently the Czech Republic and Poland. Receiving high praise from the late Jeff Healey after performing with him at his club in Toronto, Layla continues to wow audiences all over the world with her "Blues Fire." Layla Zoe's sixth album "Sleep Little Girl" was released on Cable Car Records in Germany in late 2011 and her latest album "The Lily" also released on Cable Car Records in 2013 has taken her music and presence in the blues community to a new level. Her collaborations with German Guitar sensation Henrik Freischlader who produced the albums "Sleep Little Girl" and "The Lily" have brought Layla's music into the spotlight in the European blues scene and both albums have received critical acclaim all over the world.

"She has created probably the biggest buzz vocally of any singer I've heard about in years in Toronto. All of the comments, compliments and credos going around the city about her are not unfounded. She is wonderful."-Jeff Healey

"Don't doubt this contemporary blues Amazon for a minute. Zoe's album gets to places others can't reach." -Frank John Hadley (Downbeat magazine/USA)

"Layla is possessed with one of those fantastic Maggie Bell, Janis Joplin or Kitto voices that reach down into your soul and is able to rip your heart out."-Graeme Scott (Blues Matters Magazine /UK)

"Layla Zoe is a terrific singer/songwriter. - Sonny Landreth (Guitarist and songwriter/USA)

"Layla is a GREAT voice. Do not miss this."-Kofi Burbridge (Tedeschi Trucks Band/USA)

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