The Vanishing American Family

Extended Play Two

Poem Of Dead Song

Poly Blue

On Your Own Love Again

Back, Baby

Resonance of Light by Jermaine Germaine is an exclusive collection of solo classical guitar works — no accompaniment, no distraction, just the intimate voice of nylon strings. Across ten original compositions, the album explores the contrasts of brilliance and shadow: delicate tremolo studies (Moonlit Courtyard), counterpoint fugues (Fugue in Six Strings), Andalusian sketches (Granada Sketches), and meditative nocturnes (Nocturne for the Last String).

Every piece is written to let the guitar’s natural resonance linger, with sudden silences, flowing arpeggios, and luminous harmonics. The result is both timeless and personal: an album where light glimmers through wood and string, evoking reflection, solitude, and quiet beauty.

✨ For fans of: Andrés Segovia, John Williams, Heitor Villa-Lobos
🎸 Signature sound: nylon-string exclusivity, pure solo resonance

Dawn Resonance

The deliciously off-kilter and wholly unique musical oeuvre of Connan Mockasin stands defiantly alone in the current musical landscape. Exploring the furthest flung horizons of pop music on his critically acclaimed album “Forever Dolphin Love”, the New Zealand born, current London resident synthesises the playful aural experimentation of pop mavericks past and present like Joe Meek, Brian Wilson and Ariel Pink but pushes the boat our even further, dissecting, inverting, and dissembling the very structures of the pop song itself, creating something endlessly inventive and completely beguiling, all at the same time.

This willingness to toy with the edges of musical convention is showcased to startling effect in “Faking Jazz Together”, its typically opaque title belying a gorgeous, leisurely amble through an enchanted forest of lush psychedelia, complete with dreamy guitar licks, liquefied salsa rhythms and Mockasin’s trademark alien vocals, sounding like a transmission from another cosmos, ghostly yet strangely affecting all at once. Tom Furse from The Horrors, meanwhile, extrapolates the beats from the original and relocates them in a wide-eyed, sprawling dub epic akin to Screamadelica-era Primal Scream, and renowned German producer (and Kompakt lynchpin) Michael Mayer builds a propulsive, tropical-flavoured anthem around Mockasin’s unusual vocals, with delightfully unpredictable results.

Even better, you can see Connan Mockasin in glorious live action this autumn, when he and his band embark on their own headline tour of the UK, playing dates across the country at the end of September. 

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Forever Dolphin Love

Faking Jazz Together

Stereolab - Come and Play in the MIlky Night (21-08-2000)

Those Who Throw Objects at the Crocodiles Will Be Asked to Retrieve Them

Because It's Hard to Develop That Capacity on Your Own

Ya Ya Breathe

Galaxy

Because It's Hard to Develop That Capacity on Your Own

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