11 Facts About Robyn Loau

Robyn Loau is an Australian singer, songwriter and actress.

Robyn Loau first came into the spotlight as the lead singer of Australian all-girl pop group Girlfriend, with fellow vocalists Jacqui Cowell, Siobhann Heidenreich, Lorinda Noble and Melanie Alexander.

Robyn Loau left the band in mid-1994 to pursue a solo career.

In 1996, Robyn Loau made her film debut in the David Caesar directed film Idiot Box.

Robyn Loau was the face and voice of the South Pacific project Siva Pacifica.

Robyn Loau worked with producer Anthony Copping to arrange an album, capturing the voices of the native island people.

However, only weeks prior to the scheduled commercial release of the album, Robyn Loau was dropped by her label, PolyGram, during their merger with Universal Music, and the album was shelved.

In 1999, Robyn Loau featured in the film Somewhere in the Darkness.

Also in 2007, Robyn Loau covered The Korgis' track "Everybody's Got to Learn Sometime", which was used to promote the 2008 series of The Biggest Loser.

Robyn Loau collaborated with songwriters and producers including Josh Abrahams, Future Sound of Melbourne, members of the Resin Dogs, Skin and Len Arran.

In March 2012, Robyn Loau released a cover of "Wuthering Heights".