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Lloren's Music Fuels Celebrity Traitors Drama
30 Oct
Summary
- Dorset singer-songwriter Lloren had three songs featured.
- Her music created a moody atmosphere for explosive moments.
- Lloren was surprised her songs landed on the show.

Dorset singer-songwriter Lloren, whose real name is Lauren Bannon, has gained prominence through the inclusion of three of her songs in the recent season of Celebrity Traitors. These tracks played a significant role in establishing the show's moody and atmospheric tone, particularly during its most dramatic and revealing segments.
Lloren, a former contestant on The Voice UK in 2018, mentioned that she only began watching Celebrity Traitors this season due to its evocative soundtrack. She found herself captivated by the series, comparing it to her love for murder mysteries.
The songs featured were created in collaboration with Power-Haus Creative. One notable track, 'Remember My Name,' composed by Berlin Aires and Jonathon Deering, was used when mathematician Hannah Fry faced a critical decision. Lloren explained that this song was intentionally written to be dark and moody, fitting the show's sinister aesthetic, though she didn't initially know it would be used for Traitors.
She further shared that music placements on shows, especially on networks like ITV and BBC, often occur without prior notification through a system known as 'blanket cover.' Lloren considers it a surreal experience to hear her music on television, especially recognizing tracks where she provided backing vocals, such as one done with a group at a songwriting camp in France.
Lloren's latest single, 'Take Me Away,' is now available, with a new album titled 'Love is Alien to Me' anticipated soon. Her music has previously been featured in other notable television programs, including Grey's Anatomy and Love Island.