Lola Marsh, aka vocalist Yael Shoshana Cohen and multi-instrumentalist Gil Landau, create music that combines clever lyrics with deep warm harmonies.
Early in 2016, the young duo self-released “You're Mine,” an impressive debut EP that cemented Lola Marsh as collaborators on magnetic, thoughtful indie-pop. Their distinct sound spread like wildfire, first online and then physically, with performances bringing the 5-piece band to Europe and North America.
They followed up with their debut full-length “Remember Roses” in the summer of 2017 - an effervescent collection of songs that boasts a stunning juxtaposition of wistfulness and melancholy, set against an eccentrically offbeat pop backdrop. The record was received with critical acclaim, and the singles climbed to the top of Spotify’s most viral charts, hitting over 40 million streams and growing by the day.
The band gained attention from NPR, Paste Magazine, NYLON, Observer, Interview Magazine and more. The leading single 'Wishing Girl’ became a fan favorite and was featured in ads for leading brands such as Ebay, California Lottery, and for the french perfume Guerlain.
Their popularity crossed over to Hollywood, where they co-wrote a song for the film “Criminal” and were featured in the hit TV series "Better Call Saul", with a cover for Frank & Nancy Sinatra’s “Something Stupid”. The song was nominated and eventually won in the best song category at the Guild of Music Supervisors awards in LA. “You’re Mine” was featured in the movie “To all the boys P.S i love you 2”.
Once again Lola Marsh’s music brought them Stateside, seeing the duo tour nonstop, playing stages at big-named festivals including Primavera Sound, Pohoda, Exit, Dockville, Pukkelpop, Montreaux, FNAC, and intensively touring Europe & the USA.
The band's sophomore album "Someday Tomorrow Maybe", was released in early 2020, inspired in part by the evolution of their own relationship as collaborators and, for a time, romantic partners. Lola Marsh, Landau says, is “romantic, nostalgic and a bit dreamy.” The New York Times agrees, having praised the band for “sweeping, cinematic music dripping in retro charm".
Following the second album’s release, the first single “Echoes” won best song in the Berlin Music Video Awards. The band was also invited to play on French tv show “Taratata”.
Band Members
Yael Shoshana Cohen - vocals, acoustic guitar, ukulele and percussion
Gil Landau - guitars and vocals
Ran Gil - keyboard | Mati Gilad - bass and vocals Dekel Dvir - drums and vocals
