QUEEN OF THE CROWDS

Island's Tove Lo filled the L.A. Wiltern last night, just as her debut album, Queen of the Clouds, turned a year old.

The sultry party-starter entranced attendees with an electro-pop drizzled set; standouts included her smash charttopper "Habits (Stay High)," which has sold 2.5m RTD, and promiscuous follow-up "Talking Body," currently at 1.5m RTD, along with "Not on Drugs," new single "Moments" and the explosive "Time Bomb."

Oh, and in her typically rebellious fashion, the Swedish songstress flashed her breasts to the audience; that's what we call chutzpah, ladies and gents. My guest—a heterosexual, male guitarist—was certainly not complaining, and neither was I for that matter.

I found UMG's SVP Global Streaming Jay Frank in the crowd and, as you can probably tell from our #selfie (left), he was also without qualms.

Tove Lo very recently released a lyric video for "Moments," which is arguably a fan favorite from the 2014 LP. Watch it here. Today, she dropped the "Blueprint Edition" of Queen of the Clouds to celebrate its birthday.

The 23-song deluxe re-issue adds Alesso's "Heroes (We Could Be)," on which she's featured, and three tracks from her Truth Serum EP (“Paradise,” “Over” and “Out Of Mind”) to the set, along with earlier singles "Crave" and "Love Ballad," the viral Hippie Sabotage remix of "Habits" and the Ali Payami remix of "Not on Drugs."

And on that note, I'm going to go create some clouds of my own to rule over.