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Lianne La Havas, whose debut album, Is Your Love Big Enough?, will be released in the US on August 7 via Nonesuch Records, has unveiled the video for the album's title track. "Lianne La Havas has pipes, and she’s taken her soulful show on the road," says MTV Iggy. "That’s the takeaway from her latest music video, for 'Is Your Love Big Enough,' which Lianne shot with her bandmates while they were on tour in Europe. Highlights: unbelievable footwear, reckless bowling moves, and beatific audiences. All to the sound of Lianne asking 'Is your love/Big enough for what’s to come?' If it’s more of this, then yes, totally." Watch it here.

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British singer/songwriter/guitarist Lianne La Havas, whose debut album, Is Your Love Big Enough?, will be released in the US on August 7 via Nonesuch Records, has unveiled the video for the album's title track. Watch it below, via her YouTube channel, and a nonesuch.com/media.

"Lianne La Havas has pipes, and she’s taken her soulful show on the road," says MTV Iggy. "That’s the takeaway from her latest music video, for 'Is Your Love Big Enough,' which Lianne shot with her bandmates while they were on tour in Europe. Highlights: unbelievable footwear, reckless bowling moves, and beatific audiences. All to the sound of Lianne asking 'Is your love/Big enough for what’s to come?' If it’s more of this, then yes, totally."

La Havas's tour took her to Los Angeles last night for a headline show at Bootleg Bar, with Ferraby Lionheart opening. It marked a return to Los Angeles for La Havas, who recorded Is Your Love Big Enough? there and in Brooklyn last summer.

"La Havas has captured our hearts and now the word is out," says KCRW's Rachel Reynolds. "She made a triumphant return to Los Angeles with a show last night at the Bootleg—Stevie Wonder was there, need I say more? ... She’s beloved pretty much across the board with our DJs thanks to a jazzy, soulful style with just enough punch." Read more at kcrw.com.

For her current tour dates, go to nonesuch.com/on-tour. Check back for US tour dates to be announced shortly, as well as album pre-order information.

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Lianna La Havas: "Is Your Love Big Enough?" [video]
  • Wednesday, May 23, 2012
    Watch: Lianne La Havas Unveils Video for "Is Your Love Big Enough?," Debut Album's Title Track

    British singer/songwriter/guitarist Lianne La Havas, whose debut album, Is Your Love Big Enough?, will be released in the US on August 7 via Nonesuch Records, has unveiled the video for the album's title track. Watch it below, via her YouTube channel, and a nonesuch.com/media.

    "Lianne La Havas has pipes, and she’s taken her soulful show on the road," says MTV Iggy. "That’s the takeaway from her latest music video, for 'Is Your Love Big Enough,' which Lianne shot with her bandmates while they were on tour in Europe. Highlights: unbelievable footwear, reckless bowling moves, and beatific audiences. All to the sound of Lianne asking 'Is your love/Big enough for what’s to come?' If it’s more of this, then yes, totally."

    La Havas's tour took her to Los Angeles last night for a headline show at Bootleg Bar, with Ferraby Lionheart opening. It marked a return to Los Angeles for La Havas, who recorded Is Your Love Big Enough? there and in Brooklyn last summer.

    "La Havas has captured our hearts and now the word is out," says KCRW's Rachel Reynolds. "She made a triumphant return to Los Angeles with a show last night at the Bootleg—Stevie Wonder was there, need I say more? ... She’s beloved pretty much across the board with our DJs thanks to a jazzy, soulful style with just enough punch." Read more at kcrw.com.

    For her current tour dates, go to nonesuch.com/on-tour. Check back for US tour dates to be announced shortly, as well as album pre-order information.

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