Lovespirals began in 1999 as an outgrowth of multi-instrumentalist Ryan Lum's previous band incarnation, Love Spirals Downwards. Following the release of his 10,000+ selling electronica/ethereal rock crossover album, 'Flux,' Lum began working as a DJ and dance track producer, collaborating with vocalist Anji Bee, and members of Subliminal Records duo, Monkey Bars, Doron Orenstein and Gabriel D. Vine, on a string of atmospheric jazz-step drum 'n' bass and downtempo tunes released on comps like 'Chill Out in the City' and 'Chill Out Lounge Vol. 2.'

2002 brought the release of Lovespirals' first full-length album, 'Windblown Kiss,' which found the duo of Lum and Bee experimenting with rock, folk, and world influenced songwriting, in addition to jazz, for a very organic feeling, though electronically created, sound. 2005 finds Lovespirals' marrying their earlier dance elements to their subsequent rock pop sound, combining various aspects of any genres to create their own special blend of electronica, jazz, blues, soul and rock on their sophomore follow-up 'Free & Easy.'