Luxe chanteuse Nicole Manes touched down in Toronto from Vancouver via Santiago. While collaborating with other artists she met composer and beat-smith Arthur Yeung. The two bond over all things pre-millennial UK. Months later, Arthur invites Nicole to join him onstage during a solo performance where he’s accompanied by friend and ex-bandmate, Granny Gremlin, on bass. Following this show, Arthur and Nicole spend the next 6 months trading songs and quarter-life musings. The Granny joins the conversation. Hypnotic, driving basslines unite a salvo of punchy beats, sparkling guitars, slicing synths and explosive soulful vocal stylings to form a wholly rocktronic sound.

The first recordings made by WeLove were the so-called Suana sessions, named after the unbearablly hot appartments the tracks were recorded and then mixed in. These were never officially released, but 2 (of 4) tracks recorded were available on the band's myspace for a time.

Obviously, We Love was not going to be satisfied to leave it at that, and a year later they recorded and released the Low Noon EP (CD - copies probably still available), which reprised the 2 Sauna Session tracks on myspace along with several newer songs.

Unfortunately, the band's tenure was tragically cut short in 2008 with tragic twist of rubber, metal & fate, just as they had nearly broken even on the pressing of Low Noon and were almost finished fleshing out a new batch of songs that were to take them in a darker and moodier direction.