LAL | Toronto, ON

For over two decades, Polaris Prize–longlisted Toronto duo LAL; Bengali-rooted vocalist and activist Rosina Kazi and Barbados-born producer Nicholas “Murr” Murray, have built a catalogue of silvery, internationally influenced electronica that insists the dancefloor remain a site of resistance and renewal. 

Formed in 1998, LAL is a legacy Canadian electronic collective known for fusing dub, soul, Bengali folk, Caribbean traditions, and experimental sound with urgent social and political consciousness. Their music interrogates migration, queer/trans liberation, colonial violence, and belonging, while imagining new worlds of joy, safety, and collective healing. Deeply rooted in Toronto’s activist and arts communities, LAL continues to transform sound into social dialogue, building space for movement, spirit, and resistance through rhythm and connection.

“SHADOWS OF YOUR DREAMS” single
Out March 20, 2026

LAL | LIVE

Experiencing LAL live is not merely a concert, it is a full-body immersion into a world built on care and resistance. The duo transforms any space into a sanctuary where pulsing low-end frequencies become a physical heartbeat, and Rosina Kazi’s intimate vocals wrap around you like a trusted embrace. Between songs, moments of shared breath and spoken reflection invite the audience into a collective practice of listening and feeling. Visual projections by their chosen family of filmmakers bathe the room in textured light, creating an environment where queer, BIPOC, and disabled bodies can occupy space fully and freely. To witness LAL live is to step out of the shadows and into a temporary community where love is not just sung about, it is practiced, together, in real time.

LAL | Live at the Music Gallery | Toronto | 2023

LAL DISCOGRAPHY

LAL VIDEOS

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  • "Metors Could Come Down" Official Lyric Video by LAL
    • 3/6/26

    "Metors Could Come Down" Official Lyric Video by LAL

    First released at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Years later, not much has changed in the state of the world. This song remains an invitation, to go deeper, into more embodied ways of being, regardless of what could come.

  • "Spectacular" by LAL (Teaser) | November 22, 2023
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    "Spectacular" by LAL (Teaser) | November 22, 2023

    From the LAL New Album "Spectacular" out On Coax Records November 24th In the midst of the pandemic, while investigating my heart and spirit and a broken heart, I realized that we are incredible just in being ourselves, and that we don’t have to live in this attention oriented, hetero patriarchal world, that we are conditioned to believe in, even as Queers or weirdos. That we need to find balance between ourselves and the world around us. That grief is always present but so is joy and that love of the divine, and their love in us, is what’s most important.

  • "Who You Are" by LAL | September 11, 2023
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    "Who You Are" by LAL | September 11, 2023

    Directed by Jose Garcia - Lozano Actor - Sedina Fiati From the Album "Meteors Could Come Down"

  • "Meteors Could Come Down" by LAL | October 8, 2020
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    "Meteors Could Come Down" by LAL | October 8, 2020

    Video by Jose Garcia Vocals by Rosina Kazi Produced by Nicholas Murray From the Album "Meteors Could Come Down" Coax 2020

  • "No Excuses" by LAL | November 12, 2021
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    "No Excuses" by LAL | November 12, 2021

    Directed by Jose Garcia - Lozano Images by Raven Davis Vocals by Rosina Kazi From the Album" Meteors Could Come Down"

  • "WildFlowers" by LAL | November 12, 2021
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    "WildFlowers" by LAL | November 12, 2021

    Video concept and animation: Alejandra Higuera Construction and animation: Berenice Torres Alejandra dedicates this video to all the courageous migrant people that have been forced to leave their land and loved ones. She also dedicates this video to the ones that receive migrant people and support them in creating a new life after the traumatic experience of crossing borders. To Nick and Rose for creating safe spaces for people to develop and become better versions of themselves and live their best lives. Watch/Share: LAL “Wildflowers” The animated video was created by Alejandra Higuera and Berenice Torres and dedicated by Alejandra “to all the courageous migrant people that have been forced to leave their land and loved ones and to the ones that receive migrant people and support them in creating a new life after the traumatic experience of crossing borders. “ Wildflowers is also about QT2SBIPOC immigrant/migrant experiences, who are super vulnerable, particulary our Trans peoples, of who we celebrate, love and want to see Thrive. LAL has long advocated for safe spaces and continues to create electronic music’s initial vision of creating spaces where people come together to feel safer, dance, explore sexuality, take care of each other, and collectively heal. ‘Dark Beings’ reflects the continued resilience of our communities. From the Album Dark Beings

  • "Dead Happiness" by LAL | January 27, 2018
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    "Dead Happiness" by LAL | January 27, 2018

    Directed by Oliver Husain

  • "Bunch Of Maybes" by LAL | October 17, 2017
  • "I Am Goddess" by LAL | March 10, 2020
  • "Losing Myself" by LAL | April 19, 2019
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    "Losing Myself" by LAL | April 19, 2019

    Directed by Jose Garcia From the Album "Dark Beings" Vocals by Rosina Kazi Produced by Nicholas Murray Additional Production by Jim Anderson Mixed by Jim Anderson Mastered by Jay Hodgson


  • "Find Saftey" by LAL  (Official Music Video) | March 2, 2019
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    "Find Saftey" by LAL (Official Music Video) | March 2, 2019

    “Find Safety” Official Music Video by LAL
    Directed and edited by Calvin Hudson Hwang
    Featuring (dancer) Victoria Mata