Lulu Le Vay
Lulu Le Vay started out as deputy editor of mouthy fanzine Sleazenation in the mid-90s which propelled to her to become a freelance feature writer for publications such as The Face, i-D, Jockey Slut and Xray through to the Guardian Guide, The Independent on Sunday, The Evening Standard and the Observer. Lulu has also spent the last ten years promoting some of the UK's most inspiring artists - Lady Sovereign, Jazzie B, Man Like Me - and over the last two years she has been managing bands, co-running independent imprint defDrive and teaching music industry skills to young people across London.
10 articles
List of articles in the library
Colleen "Cosmo" Murphy: DJ Cosmo: Cosmic Girl
Interview by Lulu Le Vay, The Face, December 1999
She was a mainstay of New York nightlife — until Mayor Giuliani sent in the cops. Now Cosmo's making it in London ...
Profile and Interview by Lulu Le Vay, The Face, August 2000
The genre-defying DJs of diversity have faced shootings and bomb scares. Hard to believe they're only named after a manhole cover. ...
Interview by Lulu Le Vay, Sleazenation, September 2000
Barry White invited us to join him poolside at his San Diego mansion so we could place a hand on his chest and feel that ...
Princess Superstar: Queen Bitch
Interview by Lulu Le Vay, Jockey Slut, October 2001
From dork to doe-eyed sex kitten, Princess Superstar has seen the lot ...
Overview by Lulu Le Vay, Sleazenation, May 2002
80s soul: Black men and silky suits and silkier voices. White Essex casuals. Weekends at windswept holiday resorts. Luther Vandross. While the rest of the ...
Beenie Man: Beenie There, Done That
Interview by Lulu Le Vay, The Guardian, 28 September 2002
One of the biggest stars of Jamaican dancehall, Beenie Man's outgrowing the reggae charts and going global. Lulu Le Vay meets him as he gets ...
Comment by Lulu Le Vay, Time Out, March 2003
IT'S MIDNIGHT on a Friday night. You're there on the dance floor trying to persuade your body to get into the groove. All you can ...
Interview by Lulu Le Vay, Touch, November 2003
SONY HQ, Great Marlborourgh Street, London. The glorious June afternoon teasingly leaks out its golden rays through all the building's nooks, crooks and capacious office ...
Profile and Interview by Lulu Le Vay, X-Ray, August 2004
TUESDAY JULY 29th 2003. It has only been three weeks since teen ghetto rapper turned breakneck industry sensation Dizzee Rascal was pulled off his scooter ...
Interview by Lulu Le Vay, Touch, December 2005
THE GLAMOUROUS surroundings of the Sofitel hotel in Pall Mall are dazzling – handsome door staff oozing charisma and flirtatious winks, impressive pieces of classic-yet-modern ...
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