Lovespirals

Lovespirals are the evolution of Ryan Lum’s earlier band incarnation, Love Spirals Downwards. Lum met vocalist, Anji Bee, during promotions for his 1998 CD, 'Flux.' Bee was then working as a DJ and Music Director at a college radio station. The two hit it off and soon found themselves immersed in the California drum ‘n’ bass scene, remixing songs and creating their own extended dance tracks for Lum’s DJ sets. After a series of jazzy dance singles released on comps alongside the likes of LTJ Bukem and Jaffa, Lovespirals changed directions to explore more guitar-and-lyric-based music with their debut CD, 'Windblown Kiss,' released mid-2002 by Projekt. The duo followed up in 2005 with 'Free & Easy,' released on their own label, Chillcuts. 2005 also saw the launch of the band's Chillin' with Lovespirals podcast. In 2007, their 3rd album, 'Long Way From Home,' and the 'Motherless Child EP' were co-released by reapandsow, Inc. and Chillcuts. 2008 and 2009 saw the release of two remix collections of "This Truth," by Chillcuts and Loverush Digital, respectively. With radio and club support from Armin van Buuren, Denny Dowd, The PH Factor and others, the 'Damien S And Love Spirals Feat Anji Bee' set of "This Truth" mixes did well in dance music charts, hitting #2 in World Trance, #4 in World House and #10 in World Commercial on the DMC, as well as making the #8 spot on Music Week’s Upfront Club Chart. 2010 brought the release of the band’s 4th full-length album, 'Future Past,' the 'Love EP,' and a video for the song "Home" - the band's first. In 2010 Lovespirals also released their previously unavailable 'Ecstatic EP' from 2001, as well as their 2005 remix set, 'Walk Away EP,' in digital format. After a brief hiatus to record and release music under the vocalist's artist name, Anji Bee, and to launch a new career on YouTube as Happy Healthy Vegan, Lovespirals released 2 digital-only singles with attendant music videos ("Brother Against Brother" and "Heartstrings"), finally releasing their 5th full-length album, 'Life Goes On,' in late 2018. Lovespirals’ music has appeared on TV and cable programs including Oprah, Martha, What Perez Sez, Mind of Mencia, Gastineau Girls, and many other shows on stations including MTV, VH1, E!, Playboy, Logo, and Current TV.