LARA SNOW

Lara Snow introduces herself to the world with “We Are Animals“, her collaboration EP with producer $aFrA. The leadoff track “I Like Snow” is a raw blast of energy coming across like a collision between Grimes and Die Antwoord with a breakdown that would make Refused proud.

The singer has been honing her skills for the past few years working on her songwriting and production skills, collaborating with other people in her scene and setting up an electric live performance with drummer and regular collaborator Jonatan Harpak.

Now that everything is in place “I Like Snow” represents just the first step in a busy few months ahead for the white haired songstress. - Cougar Microbes

“Well….its is some raw fucking shit. Rip it some Lara, rip it some!” -NERDY FRAMES (Rating: 5/5)

Tel Aviv based artist Lara Snow announces the release of her new single “I Like Snow“, the debut single from off her upcoming collaboration EP ‘We Are Animals‘ with producer $Afra and drummer Jonatan Harpak (ex-Useless ID).
Following the breakup of her rock band Lara found herself in need of a fresh start. A close friend convinced that she should do more than write music; she could be the boss of her own creation producing, arranging and styling everything she was involved with.
This new direction was a perfect fit reflecting her darkening and melancholic sensibilities and Lara Immediately dedicated herself to studying production while rubbing shoulders with and learning from the best around. Just a few months later her first co-produced single earned her good reviews and local radioplay making Lara a fixture in the local music scene.
After being introduced by mutual friends in 2014 Lara launched a one off collaboration EP with producer $AfrA and her live collaborator Jonatan Harpak (former drummer for Useless ID) aiming to bring each of their individual strengths to the table. The result is the ‘We Are Animals’ EP, an intriguing blend of haunting sounds, lush melodies and hard hitting beats that stands up strongly on it’s own.
Lara Snow‘s live show also accompanied by the aformentioned Harpak. The two create a sweet live combination of digital & analog, using acoustic drums, percussions and keyboards alongside digital instrumentation.
The singer is currently working on her debut solo EP which promises to build on everything she has done so far offering a captivating layered sound that maintains the signature Lara Snow dark dreamy appeal. - Nerdy Frames

"Lara Snow was not what I expected and that was a good thing. Not only is her style unique but it’s also diverse. One song I felt like I was listening to St. Vincent and another was something more along lines of Bjork’s newest work, strange and avant-garde. A perverted Blondie sometimes, with a little bit of rocked out Lady Gaga in their too." - Quintessaire

"Lara Snow ended our night with an electro-pop set that was both dance-able and sarcastic in a glorious way." - Shortcake Breath

"How poetic that the weather here in New York is getting colder just as Lara Snow is heating up!" - Roll The Dice & Play Nice

"Last band of the night was Lara Snow an electronic duo from Tel Aviv, who could be as well from Sweden and not only because of their blond hair: with their beat-driven, melodic sound they reminded me of Kate Boy." - Glamglare

"Do you like snow? Some say, sex was like snow, you never know how many inches you're going to get and how long it will last. Others say it, might be a symbol for frozen feelings. Is snow a wearable that keeps you cold when the inside is warm? ;) Or can snow actually fall very loud in terms of electro pop fom Israel? We don't know, we like show. Wanna have some electro snow flakes on the air? Give us a forecast!" - Liquid Radio

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"Tel Aviv Electro-pop songstress, Lara Snow released her debut We Are AnimalsEP last week (Sep. 25th) and is making her way to NYC for this year’s CMJ Music Marathon. Lara Snow’s live set features Snow on Synth and Vocals and Jonatan Harpak on drums and is a blast of raw energy and an absolute “must-see” at CMJ this year. Anyone who has seen the two play live will know that both Lara & Jonatan completely let themselves go when on stage." - The Portable Infinite

How do your songs ‘I Like Snow’ and ‘Walls’ portray your personality?

"It’s funny that you’ve asked specifically about these two songs because they both touch the same subject – being young and confused, finding yourself around people that bring you down and make you kind of lose the real you & become a new you, that you don’t really like anymore. For me those songs are a symbol of a person becoming free, and overcoming the difficulties that other people bring into their lives. I guess they reveal the fighter inside of me." - C-heads Magazine

"Lara Snow, another act that I’ve been told not to miss. Together with regular collaborator Jonatan Harpak, she whips up a blitzkrieg blast of sample-heavy pop, rap, dance, and electronica, a sensory overload that scorches the eyes as much as the ears. They practice a kind of sonic maximalism, cherry picking from anything and everything that interests them; as part of a generation who grew up with easy access to pretty much all recorded output ever, it’s only natural that their music should have a certain magpie quality. Snow herself has a magnetic presence and natural charisma, an easy way with the crowd that has us all captivated; at one point she casually strolls through the audience while delivering a song, by turns singing and losing herself in dance. Afterwards, she tells me that their next ambition is to tour Europe, and hit the States again; on this form, they’re sure to find an enthusiastic audience willing to embrace them." - Drowned In Sound