Say Lou Lou: Twin daughters of The Church's Steve Kilbey make BBC's Sound Of 2014 shortlist Miranda and Elektra Kilbey, daughters of the Church frontman Steve Kilbey, have divided their lives between Sweden and Australia. THE twin daughters of The Church's Steve Kilbey have made the shortlist for the annual BBC Sound Of 2014 poll. The Swedish/Australian duo of Miranda and Elektra Kilbey, who record as Say Lou Lou, have won the ears of British tastemakers with their dreamy pop. Other artists to be named in the shortlist include Chloe Howl, Nick Mulvey, BANKS, Chance The Rapper and Royal Blood. The model sisters have divided their lives between Sweden and Australia after their mother Karin Jansson and Kilbey split when they were babies. They have been creating a buzz on the blogosphere since they started posting songs on SoundClub last year. Elektra said they had tried to fight against following in the footsteps of their musician parents. "Our parents are musicians so it was in our DNA," she said. They always wanted us to do music and we were like 'no, we want to study and have a real job'. A lot of children don't want to do what their parents did. Everyone in our family are musicians or actors and everyone is so creative all the time and it just kept coming back to us so we ended up doing it anyway. Their latest single Beloved is scoring rave reviews just days after its release while current Australian song Better In The Dark should receive more attention thanks to their inclusion in the Sound Of 2014 poll. It's so easy to get music out there, some people picked it up and then things started to happen very quickly.