KCRW Presents: Jessy Lanza

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Jason Bentley
and
Elise Hu
All Things Considered | Apr 2, 2014

Canadian artist Jessy Lanza grew up playing piano and studying jazz, and she only started exploring electronic music five years ago. She performed as a one-woman band during her Morning Becomes Eclectic debut on KCRW, with club-ready songs like "Keep Moving."

Find KCRW's entire session with Jessy Lanza on KCRW.com

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