Moïse & La Mélancolie

Solace

Un Frère Et La Mer

ALMA FORRER + BELLE ARCHÉ LOU
Recorded in Portugal, Porto, by JC VERSARI. April 2015
Composed and produced by Alexis & Wesley Paul.
Lyrics : Alma Forrer.

De Ta Chemise À Mon Tombeau (w/ Alma Forrer)

All music by Alexis et Wesley Paul
EP enregistré et mixé par JC Versari - Poptones, Paris - janvier 2016

Alexis Paul : nylon-string guitar, percussions, philicorda, piano
Wesley Paul : vibraphone, percussions

Mastering : Rémi Salvador - décembre 2016
Master owner : Armures provisoires

Photography : Peninsula Valdes, Punta Caleta, Argentina. By Alexis Paul

La voix des pierres

Consolation is the 9th song of Belle Arché Lou 3d album Radèl. It refers to an ultimate solace.

Composed and arranged by Alexis Paul 
Guitars, organs, mellotron & vermona rythmbox played by Alexis Paul
Vibraphone composed by Alexis and Wesley Paul and played by Wesley Paul
Recorded and mixed by Jean-Charles Versari at Poptones Studio
Produced by T-rec & Armures Provisoires
Masterized by Rémi Salvador at Climax Studio 
Distributed by Inouï
Analog photography by Alexis Paul and Arnaud Picollier
Cover designed by Arnaud Picollier

Consolation

Rivage is the 8th song of Belle Arché Lou 3d album Radèl. It refers to the feeling of fantastic ideas.

Composed and arranged by Alexis Paul 
Guitars, organs & percussions played by Alexis Paul
Vibraphone composed by Alexis Paul and played by Wesley Paul
Recorded and mixed by Jean-Charles Versari at Poptones Studio
Produced by T-rec & Armures Provisoires
Masterized by Rémi Salvador at Climax Studio 
Distributed by Inouï
Analog photography by Alexis Paul and Arnaud Picollier
Cover designed by Arnaud Picollier

Rivage

Les grands chevaux is the 7th song of Belle Arché Lou 3d album Radèl. It refers to the name of a wild beach situated at Les Sables d’Olonne.

Composed and arranged by Alexis Paul 
Guitars and organs played by Alexis Paul
Vibraphone composed and played by Wesley Paul
Recorded and mixed by Jean-Charles Versari at Poptones Studio
Produced by T-rec & Armures Provisoires
Masterized by Rémi Salvador at Climax Studio 
Distributed by Inouï
Analog photography by Alexis Paul and Arnaud Picollier
Cover designed by Arnaud Picollier

Les grands chevaux

Aldée s’échappant du monde is the 6th song of Belle Arché Lou 3d album Radèl. It refers to princess Aldée, from the Voltaire tale « La princesse de Babylone ».

Composed and arranged by Alexis Paul 
Guitars, organs, vermona rythmbox, piano and mellotron played by Alexis Paul
Vibraphone composed by Alexis and Wesley Paul, played by Wesley Paul
Recorded and mixed by Jean-Charles Versari at Poptones Studio
Produced by T-rec & Armures Provisoires
Masterized by Rémi Salvador at Climax Studio 
Distributed by Inouï
Analog photography by Alexis Paul and Arnaud Picollier
Cover designed by Arnaud Picollier

Aldée s'echappant du monde

La jeune femme et la forteresse is the 5th song of Belle Arché Lou 3d album Radèl. It refers to the Garikula fortress in Georgia, Caucasus, and dedicated to a girl called Ana.

Composed and arranged by Alexis Paul 
Guitars, synthesizer and mellotron played by Alexis Paul
Vibraphone composed by Alexis Paul, played by Wesley Paul
Qanun played and recorded in Paris by Christine Zayed
Recorded and mixed by Jean-Charles Versari at Poptones Studio
Produced by T-rec & Armures Provisoires
Masterized by Rémi Salvador at Climax Studio 
Distributed by Inouï
Analog photography by Alexis Paul and Arnaud Picollier
Cover designed by Arnaud Picollier

La jeune femme et la forteresse

Cueillir is the 4th song of Belle Arché Lou 3d album Radèl. It refers to "immortelles des dunes", a flower specie founded near ocean.

Composed and arranged by Alexis Paul 
Guitars, bass and vermona rythmbox played by Alexis Paul
Vibraphone composed by Alexis and Wesley Paul, played by Wesley Paul
Violin played and recorded in Beirut by Layale Chaker
Recorded and mixed by Jean-Charles Versari at Poptones Studio
Produced by T-rec & Armures Provisoires
Masterized by Rémi Salvador at Climax Studio 
Distributed by Inouï
Analog photography by Alexis Paul and Arnaud Picollier
Cover designed by Arnaud Picollier

Cueillir

La maison vers l’Aubraie is the 3d song of Belle Arché Lou 3d album Radèl. It refers to an abandoned house situated at Les Sables d’Olonne.

Composed and arranged by Alexis Paul 
Guitars, organs and percussions played by Alexis Paul
Vibraphone composed by Alexis, played by Wesley Paul
Bansuri played by Federico Fossati and recorded in Paris by Jean-Charles Versari
Recorded and mixed by Jean-Charles Versari at Poptones Studio
Produced by T-rec & Armures Provisoires
Masterized by Rémi Salvador at Climax Studio 
Distributed by Inouï
Analog photography by Alexis Paul and Arnaud Picollier
Cover designed by Arnaud Picollier

La maison vers l'Aubraie

L’Antarame is the 2d song of Belle Arché Lou 3d album Radèl. It refers to an unfading flower from the "armenian paradise".

Composed and arranged by Alexis Paul 
Guitars, organs, mellotron, piano & vermona rythmbox played by Alexis Paul
Vibraphone composed by Alexis and Wesley Paul, played by Wesley Paul
Violin played and recorded in Beirut by Layale Chaker
Recorded and mixed by Jean-Charles Versari at Poptones Studio
Produced by T-rec & Armures Provisoires
Masterized by Rémi Salvador at Climax Studio 
Distributed by Inouï
Analog photography by Alexis Paul and Arnaud Picollier
Cover designed by Arnaud Picollier

L'Antarame

Radèl is the 1st song of Belle Arché Lou 3d album Radèl. It refers to the word raft in regional occitan language.

Composed and arranged by Alexis Paul
Guitars & piano played by Alexis Paul
Vibraphone composed by Alexis and Wesley Paul, played by Wesley Paul 
Recorded and mixed by Jean-Charles Versari at Poptones Studio 
Produced by T-rec & Armures Provisoires
Masterized by Rémi Salvador at Climax Studio 
Distributed by Inouï
Analog photography by Alexis Paul and Arnaud Picollier
Cover designed by Arnaud Picollier

Radèl

Belle Arché Lou is an acoustic-instrumental project founded in France by brothers Alexis and Wesley Paul in the end of 00'. They mainly play the vibraphone and the nylon-string guitar. Their new LP "Radèl" is available in 2019.

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