Internet sensation Lovely Laura is currently creating a storm, with Facebook videos of her performances in Ibiza reaching well over 50m views across the globe. An honours graduate in Jazz from Leeds College of Music in the UK, the talented saxophonist / vocalist is renowned for her incredible live shows with Hed Kandi, Ministry of Sound, Pacha Ibiza, Ushuaïa, Ocean Beach Ibiza, Klingande, Mambo Ibiza, EsParadis and Space-Ibiza. So it’s no surprise that Laura is currently the clubbing world's most in demand saxophonist, having also played at the most prestigious international clubs and festivals such as Tomorrowland, Cocoon (Frankfurt), Amnesia-Ibiza, Zouk (Singapore) & Pacha (Worldwide) Her huge popularity even caught the attentions of Domenico Dolce (Dolce & Gabbana) who personally invited Laura to perform at their exclusive fashion shows worldwide alongside her DJ husband Ben Santiago, whilst also performing personally for a string of celebrity clients such as Tommy Hilfiger, Brian Ferry, Axwell and at exclusive parties for MTV, Mercedes and Moët & Chandon Laura's passion extends from electronic music to jazz and soul, where as a talented singer/ songwriter she has enthralled thousands at arenas such as the O2, NEC, Manchester Evening News Arena and Amsterdam Heineken Music Hall, supporting artists including Take That, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, The Stylistics and Candy Dulfer.  Her angelic voice can be heard on the incredible Hed Kandi album Balearica Unplugged, where she was the featured vocalist for the entire album. The album deservedly charted straight in at No.4 in the UK iTunes Dance Album Charts. Championed by Jazz FM and described as ‘completely original’, her debut jazz album Off The Ground was signed immediately by Robin Millar CBE (Sade, Everything But The Girl, Randy Crawford).
 Described by the late iconic Humphrey Lyttleton (BBC Radio 2) as a ‘saxophonist with distinction’, Lovely Laura is a D’Addario performing artist who plays exclusively on Rico Jazz Select Reeds. She is also endorsed by Yanagisawa saxophones and Claude Lakey mouthpieces.