Lene Lovich, born Marlene Premilovich on March 30, 1949, is an American-born English singer-songwriter who emerged as a figure of the new wave scene in the late 1970s. With an eccentric and theatrical approach to performance and a distinctive vocal style, Lovich quickly garnered attention with her hit single "Lucky Number," which became emblematic of her off-kilter pop sensibility. Her debut album, "Stateless" (1978), further solidified her reputation, featuring the signature track as well as other standouts like "Home" and "Say When."

Throughout her career, Lene Lovich has maintained a distinctive artistic voice. Her follow-up album, "Flex" (1979), delved into darker lyrical content while maintaining her unique blend of punk and new wave influences. Although her prominence peaked in the late '70s and early '80s, Lovich continued to influence and contribute to the music world with subsequent releases such as "No Man's Land" (1982) and "Shadows and Dust" (2005). Her live performances, including versions of her song "New Toy", attest to her enduring appeal and creativity as a performer. Despite the changing tides of the music industry, Lovich's work has held a place in the landscape of alternative music, marked by her unmistakable voice and avant-garde aesthetic.