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From the album ‘Beneath The Brine’ (2014) • Pay what you want http://tndr.lv/fam-crest

Maybe there's a heart
Slowly beating for you in the dark
That casts a sturdy sound
Slowly lifting out above the ground

But it's not mine this time
No it's not mine this time

Maybe there's a man
That's holding out love, his undying hand
With a warmth, a loving spark
To pull you out, away love, from the dark

But oh, my love, I am the winter
And my arms are cold
And dear my gale breaks us to splinters
And my wake is bold

The things I gave to take
The hearts I loved to break
The words that slowly fade to nothing

So maybe there's a heart
Slowly beating for you in the dark
But it's not mine this time
No it's not mine this time


The brainchild of frontman Liam McCormick, The Family Crest began as a recording project in 2009 with co-founder/bassist John Seeterlin. “We always liked making music with people—getting a bunch of people together and singing. So we put ads everywhere,” says McCormick. “We posted on Craigslist and emailed old friends from school.” The outcome was greater than the original duo imagined, with 80 people credited on the first recording the band produced. From that a seven-piece core band emerged, though the Crest boasts over 400 “Extended Family” members.

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The Family Crest - I Am The Winter

extract from EP “Hit The Roads”

Recorded / Mixed by Benoît Bel & Julien Jussey
@ Mikrokosm Studios and Tube&Tape Studios
Mastering by Nicolas Mieral @ Neemis Mastering

Written by Joe Bel & Grégoire Le Du
Produced by Joe Bel & Julien Jussey
(c) & (p) 2015 Archipel

Joebel - Hit The Roads

The opening sequence to short film BLUE SUSHI by Bertie Gilbert and Sammy Paul.

BLUE SUSHI Opening Sequence

@foxtailsbrigade Self-Titled Lp out APRIL 8th 2016 on @oimrecords 

Credits:
Laura Weinbach - guitar, vocals
Anton Patzner - guitar, vocals, bass, percussion, synths, strings, programming Joe Lewis - bass
Dominic Mercurio - drums, percussion
Joshua Pollock - guitar, vibraphone, percussion, drums

Additional musicicans:
Reto Peter - snare drum
Graham Patzner & MAx Weinbach - trumpet
Nick Pojman - trombone
Lewis Patzner - trombone, cello
Kurt Patzner - bass trombone
Nicky Weinbach - vocals

Song written by Laura Weinbach and Anton Patzner
Produced by Jeff Saltzman
Engineered by Alex Oubre
Recorded at Skyline Studios in Oakland, CA
Mixed by Steve Beacham
Horns Engineered by Bryan Matheson
Mastered by Brian “Big Bass” Gardner

Foxtails Brigade

We Are Not Ourselves

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Foxtails Brigade - We Are Not Ourselves

Recorded by Benoit Bel
Mixed by Benoit Bel & Johannes Buff thru Trident 80b
Mastered by Benoit Bel

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Thurston Moore Group - Transcendent Transaction (exclusive)

Torpedo (Featuring Shannon Funchess)

Tellurisme

Electric President - Monsters

Iron Orchestra - Organism

Dayblankets

If I Were (Vashti Bunyan)

Melancholia (Original Soundtrack)

Proloque (Tristan and Isolde)

Just a first demo of this song but i thought i would upload it always due to requesttttt (: big love 

Keys, and Production done by @chelseawarnermusic. She brought chords to the melody and was amazing in laying this track <3

Requited - Original

Your Biggest Enemy

Chris Garneau's fifth studio album. Produced by Patrick Higgins. All songs written by Chris Garneau. Recorded at Future-Past Studios, Hudson, NY. (C) 2021 Creepy Crawler / Private Friend (BMI). (P) Rough Trade Songs.

For Celeste

Chris Garneau emerged on the New York music scene in 2006 with his debut album Music for Tourists, first released on Absolutely Kosher Records. The album was released in Europe and Asia in 2007. His intimate, piano-driven sound caught international attention, particularly in France, after Vincent Moon filmed his Take-Away Show series.

Garneau’s haunting cover of Elliott Smith’s “Between the Bars” was featured in Pedro Almodóvar’s 2011 film The Skin I Live In, further cementing his presence on the global stage. Over the years, Garneau has released a series of critically acclaimed albums, including C-Sides EP (2007), El Radio (2009), Winter Games (2013), and Yours (2018). His distinctive voice and cinematic songwriting have led him to tour extensively across North America, Europe, Asia, and Brazil, sharing the stage with artists such as Xiu Xiu, José González, Keren Ann, My Brightest Diamond, Dawn Landes, Joan as Policewoman, among many others. Garneau opened for Charlotte Gainsbourg at the Montreux Jazz Festival.

The Kind (2021), Garneau’s fifth studio album, was produced by Patrick Higgins and marked both an evolution in his sound and a return to his roots. With its sparse arrangements and piano-driven production, the album echoed the intimacy of Music for Tourists while pushing his songwriting into new emotional depths. Following its release, he continued releasing dynamic singles “Ballard”, “Stranger”, and “Overexposure”, as well as his Out of Love EP in December 2023.

Now, Garneau returns with “Goldmine”, the lead single from his forthcoming album due September 2025. Produced and mixed alongside Dan Marcellus and mastered by Ruairi O’Flaherty at Nomograph, the album signals an exciting new chapter in his ever-evolving artistry. With roots in New York and Paris, Garneau has been captivating audiences around the world since his debut.

Torpedo (Featuring Shannon Funchess)

Chris Garneau

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