Thom Hirsch opens up about blending ethereal blues and cinematic storytelling, the personal grief and surreal encounters that birthed “Strange Farewell,” and why their debut album TIME WILL HEAL YOU is a deep invitation to slow down and listen.
Tag: France
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Jacqueline – Vertigo [Review]
Jacqueline is showcasing “Vertigo” a track hits you with heavy doses of psychedelia from the very first second.
Floced – Expandable Rotor [Review]
The machine itself might not have a soul, but it can absolutely evoke emotion. You just have to be willing to listen and feel it.
‘Contrast/Textured/Narrative’ | Interview with Kazyade
In T-07 EXPRESS, Kazyade blends everything from experimental electronica to alternative hip hop, breakbeat rhythms and even moody trip-hop atmospheres.
Taisen – The Fall Session [Review]
Close your eyes, click play and imagine that you can do anything. Like walking among the clouds.
Gabriel Gosse – MYSTIC KORA [Review]
Imagine waking up early in the morning, when the silence is only disturbed by the subtle movement of the nature.
Philippe Bestion trio – Five of the Fruit/Montesacro [review]
The trio’s music will appeal to both dedicated jazz enthusiasts and listeners who prefer soulful songwriting over arrangements where technical skill overshadows the heart’s true voice.
L’Antidote – The Orchard [Review]
L’Antidote, an instrumental trio comprised of Bijan Chemirani, Redi Hasa, and Rami Khalife are showcasing their latest single, The Orchard. … More
Yzoula x Louis Fontaine – La Promenade De La Jeune Sorcière [Review]
Yet, this train seems to echo across France, its destination a Greek port– one envisioned through the evocative words of Patricia Highsmith.
Céline Dessberg – Selenge [Review]
Driven by the delicate melodies of the yatga, the traditional plucked zither of Mongolia, the track flows effortlessly with a mellow bassline, warm acoustic drums, and subtly funky guitars.
