contact &management : 
pavane.sound@gmail.com
joseph@bmmnetwork.net

En 2014, Balades Sonores célébrait ses 10 ans. 
Une décennie passée à arpenter Paris et la France, des disques sous un bras et des flyers sous l’autre, carburant à la meilleure énergie que nos coeurs de mélomanes connaissent: la passion.

Depuis une poignée d’années, les choses se sont accélérées: La Fabrique Balades Sonores (soit la face immergée de l’iceberg, pour les vinyles et mille autres choses) a ouvert il y a trois ans et n'a cessé de s'agrandir depuis : de 20 m2 à son ouverture, la boutique s'étale depuis avril 2015 sur deux numéros et 80 m2 !

Mais l’ambition reste inchangée pour la bande d’activistes musicaux que nous sommes : notre longue-vue et notre carte sans repères fixes continuent de nous mener, via un itinéraire escarpé, dans un voyage où les artistes rencontrent leur public.

Nos outils ? Un disquaire éclectique et une galerie d’art(s) intimiste, mais aussi des stands itinérants, une sélection mensuelle de disques, un micro label pour coups de coeur, un site internet fourni, une agence de communication/street marketing attentive et de l’événementiel indie (showcases, concerts, dj sets et même un festival).

https://itunes.apple.com/fr/album/amour-asymétrique-ep/id1230591115
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Alice Lewis spent her early years in England. She recorded her first songs while at Paris School of Fine Arts where her work with soundtracks, installations, audio engineering and her singing practice, gradually led her towards writing music. 
  Later on, she was commissioned to write music for short films, dance shows and advertisements (some of which were shot by David Lynch and Patrice Leconte). 
In 2004/2005 she travelled to Beijing, China, to study  singing at the National Peking Opera School.  She returned to Asia in 2008 in Taipei,  Taiwan to learn the Chinese zither, Guzheng.
In 2007 she composed  a third of the original soundtrack (including the end titles main song) of feature film "the Fox and the Child" by Luc Jacquet (director of worldwide success "March of the Penguins")
 Her debut album, produced by Ian Caple, was released in October 2010, on french record label "Naïve".  
Her second LP, Your Dreams Are Mine, is about to be released on french Nouvelle Vague's record Label Kwaidan.
Mixing electronic epics and melancholic ballads, Your Dreams Are Mine could be the merging of a female Nick Cave and the Updated 2014 Kraftwerk blowing hot and cold on the dance-floor or the listening room. Here, Alice Lewis is unfolding her acute sense of pop melody, catchy and romantic, which complements dreamlike lyrics oscillating like a metronome between a zenithal light and abysmal depths.

www.alicelewis.com/
www.facebook.com/alicelewisofficial?ref=hl

Advertising:
L'Oréal campaign directed by David Lynch
L'Oréal campaign directed by Patrice Leconte
French Government " Privatisation des Autoroutes"
films:
Sync: song from 1st album:
title: Square 1234, www.deezer.com/album/7510851
Film: Gemma Bovery
Director : Anne Fontaine
www.imdb.com/title/tt2788556/
OST:
the fox and the child
fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Renard_e…nfant#Box-office

movie trailer:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6RU8GLMz8Y
music:
alicelewis.bandcamp.com/album/le-rena…the-child-ost
alicelewis.bandcamp.com/album/le-rena…lenfant-demos

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