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Leony!

Leony!

Leony! has been played on NTS in shows including We Are… w/ Paul Camo, featured first on 25 June 2014. Songs played include Loving You (STFU Short Mix).

Leony! is a 27-year-old German pop and soul music artist whose real name is Bianca Schmutzler. She has been making music since she was very young, playing the violin and singing in a choir.

Her first two singles "Fading Out" and "Runaway" - have been streamed over 70 million times on Spotify alone. Over the years, she has also collaborated with artists like Krystal Klear, Calvin Harris, Ava Max, and more.

Leony's sound is a mix of pop, soul, and electronic elements that create an energetic atmosphere. Her lyrics often carry a message of self-love and self-improvement.

In 2020, Leony released her debut EP "White Lies" which included four singles - "White Lies", "Closer", "Too Good To Be True", and "Dreamer". This EP marked her breakthrough in the music industry, as it was met with positive reviews in many countries. She was even nominated for Best New Artist at the MTV Europe Music Awards.

Leony's most recent release is her single "Set Me Free" which she collaborated on with DJ Mako. The song is an upbeat take on heartbreak and the emotions it can bring up. It has already been streamed millions of times on Spotify.

When asked about her inspiration, Leony often points to her childhood, saying that she loved listening to soulful music from an early age. She also looks up to artists like Etta James, Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston, Lauryn Hill, and Lady Gaga for their powerful vocals and emotionally-charged lyrics.

Leony's goal as an artist is to create music that will connect with people on a deeper level. She believes that music should be used as a tool for self-expression and to help open up conversations about difficult topics.

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Leony!

Leony! has been played on NTS in shows including We Are… w/ Paul Camo, featured first on 25 June 2014. Songs played include Loving You (STFU Short Mix).

Leony! is a 27-year-old German pop and soul music artist whose real name is Bianca Schmutzler. She has been making music since she was very young, playing the violin and singing in a choir.

Her first two singles "Fading Out" and "Runaway" - have been streamed over 70 million times on Spotify alone. Over the years, she has also collaborated with artists like Krystal Klear, Calvin Harris, Ava Max, and more.

Leony's sound is a mix of pop, soul, and electronic elements that create an energetic atmosphere. Her lyrics often carry a message of self-love and self-improvement.

In 2020, Leony released her debut EP "White Lies" which included four singles - "White Lies", "Closer", "Too Good To Be True", and "Dreamer". This EP marked her breakthrough in the music industry, as it was met with positive reviews in many countries. She was even nominated for Best New Artist at the MTV Europe Music Awards.

Leony's most recent release is her single "Set Me Free" which she collaborated on with DJ Mako. The song is an upbeat take on heartbreak and the emotions it can bring up. It has already been streamed millions of times on Spotify.

When asked about her inspiration, Leony often points to her childhood, saying that she loved listening to soulful music from an early age. She also looks up to artists like Etta James, Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston, Lauryn Hill, and Lady Gaga for their powerful vocals and emotionally-charged lyrics.

Leony's goal as an artist is to create music that will connect with people on a deeper level. She believes that music should be used as a tool for self-expression and to help open up conversations about difficult topics.

Original source: Last.fm

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Loving You (STFU Short Mix)
Leony!, STFU
Soundness Records2011