Driven by fierce guitars and sweeping 80s styled synths, Some Kind of Fantasy comes packed with big chorus hooks. Written and co-produced by Zolton, featuring production by Taka Perry and mixing by Mark Needham (The Killers).

Some Kind Of Fantasy

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The secret Teaching of street lights is the second album of this french band.  Inspired by 9/11
The black line could be the one separating today and tomorrow. The night sewn with languorous hours.The spirit filled with evening vapors. A night-time reverie operated by an urban shaman. 
A prowler who would have been able to grasp the intimate embrace of lovers. The melancholy of a look, stolenfrom the corner of a bar. 
Somewhere else’s hope. Something is striding along the morphology of the sleepingcity, steeling everything as it passes by. 
A creature at the border between man and animal. A monkey in a suit. Amonkey dwelt by the soft boredom of passing hours. 
 A naked body here, the murmur of a car on wet asphalt, and laughs of tired strollers in another place. A whiff of a party that takes much time to begin. The fair of night-time revellers who know the secret teaching of street lights, the artificial light of cities that copy the stars. This newrelease  is made up like a movie where one wakes up in the morning against the body of abeautiful unknown woman. Like a wandering, a so-called "night-trip". A lascivious parade of saxophones,guitars, accordions and drums, the whole thing in an electro atmosphere. The coming orgasm is felt, like a stifled scream. Like the scream of a child who would be afraid of the dark. Like the scream of regrets. Night as poetry.An initiatory mixture. 
This is the black line... 


All tracks: by David Comunello. 
Produced & engineered by David Comunello & Melanie Collin


LINE-UP:

David Comunello - guitars/Bass/Piano/Programming.
Melanie Collin - Piano/Vocal
Alexandra Prat - vocals 
Christophe Blonde - Guitar
Mathieu Ambroziak - Bass
Meriem Rezik - Drums

And Guest....

Charlie Davot - Drums
Julien Toussaint - percussion 
Charlotte Conrad & Camille Perrin - Basse/Contre-basse
Aude Combettes - accordion 
Maxime Le Forestier - Tuba
Didier Manuel - Spoken words
Laetitia Viratelle & Aude Combettes - Choirs
Brass ensemble :
Maxime Tisserand & Florence Viriot & Ludovic " Negra " Derrière & Youssef Essawabi & Nico Guillemet

Recorded @ Totem(Nancy-France)
 


07 ParisJFK

(translation from Hebrew)
On beautiful days you can see far from these grounds
until Irak, until Iran,
In Azadi Square 
I want to march with the beautiful women of Teheran
And with them to through the hijab far away away from this land
To feel the freedom that the heart takes 
when all the rest is more & more withdrawn
To mix the rice slowly with rose water & zaafran 
On beautiful days like these I can see far away
The northern Mountain all white and there’s snow everywhere 
Until Beirut I can see, I can feel all that flair 
I want to dance in the hypest club in town 
to feel the air.

And you? You want me to tell you that i see Germany ?
Me?  On beautiful days i can see far away ....

On beautiful days I can see until Cyprus and around
To play mini-golf on the shores of Limassol 
To eat hot Kibbeh and listen to the wave sound
Kleftiko buried underground 

And you? You want me to tell you that i see Germany ?
but I ? On beautiful days i can see far away ...

On beautiful days I can walk until Egypt and Sinai
To enjoy the the caban in Ras a Satan
And to swim in the Nile
On beautiful days Cairo is all dress to party
And even you can join with clarity
One day the revolution will come without violence
And you could dream in silence 

But you? You want me to tell you that i see Germany ?
Me? On beautiful days i can see far away...

07 ParisJFK

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