Hollie Cook's 2014 album "Twice" further cemented her status as a key figure in modern lovers rock, delivering a collection of sun-drenched, instantly memorable tracks. The album showcased her signature vocal style and knack for crafting infectious, skanking rhythms.
- "Twice" was released on the Mr Bongo record label in May 2014.
- The album features collaborations with Prince Fatty, who also produced much of her earlier work.
- The genre is broadly described as reggae, dub, and pop, reflecting Cook's eclectic but cohesive sound.
Hollie Cook is a British singer, songwriter, and keyboardist based in London, known for her blend of reggae, dub, and pop influences. She emerged in the late 2000s as a solo artist after a stint with the punk-reggae band Slits.
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