Wallace

Wallace: Lost In Space

Wellington’s Wallace has just released her highly-anticipated debut album AND OTHER COLOURS, and we wanted to know a little more about her influences and what inspires this incredible artist. We asked Wallace if she got lost in space, (and happened to have a record player), what are 5 albums she absolutely couldn't live without?

Album #1

New Amerykah Part One (4th World War)
- Erykah Badu


"I was introduced to Erykah Badu in my late teens and fell instantly in love with her lyricism, tone and style. She has been a huge influence on me as an artist and I know her entire catalogue intimately."

Album #2

Little Dragon - Little Dragon (First Studio Album)


"Little Dragon's sound is so unique. I'm endlessly inspired by the imagery they conjure and Yukimi's voice and stage presence are incredible."

Album #3

The Velvet Rope - Janet Jackson



"This was one of the first albums I owned and the first big concert I went to. I used to dance around my room to this and still know every line, even spoken interludes."

Album #4

Carmen McRae Sings Lover Man - Carmen McRae



"Carmen McRae is definitely one of my favourite jazz singers. She just has such a unique raw tone and her delivery is so effortless. I 'borrowed/ still have' this particular album from the hair salon my mum worked at when I was young."

Album #5

Respect M.E - Missy Elliot



"I love to dance almost as much as I love to sing and I loose it EVERYTIME Pass The Dutch comes on. Missy Elliot + Timberland are one of the greatest writing teams in history, hands down."

Wallace's Playlist Picks



Finally, we asked Wallace if she could hook us up with her go-to Spotify playlist for an even deeper dive into the mind of Wallace. Enjoy!

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