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The opener teases the past for ten seconds before shifting into the groove of the new era. A slow lo-fi manifesto, full of dusty Rhodes and tension, poetry balanced between stats and soul. Boualem sings it with elegance, turning the refrain into something instantly memorable.

Billions Searching

Romantic but edged with absurdity, this track feels like a dream slipping between sweetness and doubt. Gentle chords and soft percussion underline a refrain that’s both lovely and bittersweet. Cute on the surface, but layered with deeper shades.

Blue

Lovely Things

Neo-soul leaning lo-fi, minimal and tender. Nabil Grey sings it with clarity and restraint, romantic yet raw. A song that nearly missed the album, but now sounds essential.

Could It Be (Nabil Grey)

A fable turned song. The black dog and white whale imagery turns into street philosophy, delivered over a deep jazzy groove. Boualem sings like a narrator. Sax solos weave in, adding to the quiet menace.

The Black Dog

Anissa Boualem transforms a personal dream into blue-tinted poetry. The track shimmers with shoegaze haze over jazzy changes, fast lo-fi energy yet still laid back. The color blue becomes character, symbol and emotion all at once.

Blue Dream

An instrumental peak. Agogosax and Midi14 deliver an exceptional duet, saxophone and bass circling around Rhodes chords and a subtle jazz pulse. A request to stop time, voiced through instruments instead of words.

Pause Me

A mantra on repetition. The subject is time itself, carried by monotony and chant-like delivery. Spoken-sing lines rise over ambient pads and upright bass heartbeat. Jazz-hop groove underlines the philosophy.

Oh time!

A trilingual rain poem, drifting from English to French to Spanish. Rhodes glow and raindrop percussion create intimacy, with the Spanish refrain becoming a hypnotic surprise. One of the album’s most delicate pieces.

La Lluvia

DJ passionné par les sons du monde, la tech house et les vibes instrumentales. Je mélange les rythmes globaux avec des grooves profonds, créant des sets qui font voyager et vibrer. Des influences de toutes les cultures, un amour pour la tech house, et une touche instrumentale unique – bienvenue dans mon univers sonore !

Lo-Feelers is a soulful, lo-fi collective born in the golden in-betweens of jazz, R&B, indie groove, and analog nostalgia. Their name echoes their essence: they feel deeply, but never loudly.
Formed between Paris, Oran, and nowhere in particular, the band brings together a blend of poetic melancholy and rhythmic subtlety. Feeling Café, their debut album, is a musical café without walls a place where memory, melody, and silence come to sip together.

🎤 Members:
* Anissa Boualem – vocals A velvet voice that carries both grief and irony, singing like she's writing a letter she’ll never send.
* Nabil C – vocals, guitar Minimalist crooner, guitar poet. Brings cinematic textures and late-night confessions to every track.
* Midi14 – bass Silent anchor of the group. His grooves walk between shadows and daylight.
* TT Williams – keys / synth The sound alchemist. From dusty Rhodes to dreamy synths, he paints air with harmony.
* Agogosax – drums, saxophone, experimental textures Jazz rebel. One-man brass section. His playing bends time, like a loop that never settles.

Lo-Feelers don’t perform they whisper. 
Their music doesn’t push it invites. 
It doesn’t shout it lingers.
Their debut Feeling Café is not just an album, it’s a room in your memory.

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