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The Lick

Pyar Kiya To Nibhana 

360°G

Mascarada - Zé Keti

No Loss

Delilah (pull me out of this)

'Problems', out now on Ninja Tune: https://floatingpoints.lnk.to/problemsSo

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Problems

'Flowers At Your Feet', out now on Big Dada: https://rahill.lnk.to/flowersSo

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Fables

Fables (feat. Beck)

Every Single Time

VOLT

Never Gonna Be

For You, Forever

Something

Label: Youngbloods, Parapente Music
Cat No.: YBZ040
Release: 19 September, 2023
Format: Digital, Vinyl
Style:  Indie, Avant Garde, Pop, Experimental, Electronic
RIYL: Bon Iver, Imogen Heap, Anohni, James Blake 

Franco-Belgian singer, songwriter, and producer Penelope Antena presents James & June, her third-full length album in collaboration with Brooklyn-based record label Youngbloods and Parisian imprint Parapente Music, set for release on September 19th, 2023. Accessing the joy of newfound love, Penelope explores romance, intimacy, and the safety of partnership across eleven piano-driven compositions. James & June stands as Penelope’s most personal work to date, calling on her shapeshifting, multidimensional production stylings to mold a collection of soulful hymns and warm electroacoustic musings. 

Penelope’s previous solo releases, Antelope (KowTow Records, 2019) and Beamorose (Youngbloods, 2021), displayed her artistry beyond the shadow of her creative legacy, underlining her unique interest in experimentation and propelling her family’s musical tradition into a modern era. The granddaughter of pianist and jazz-rock pioneer Marc Moulin (Placebo, Telex) and daughter of electro-samba icon Isabelle Powaga (Antena), Penelope’s musicianship was deeply influenced by loved ones as they encouraged her to practice her craft and stand out from her peers. 

Antelope, an album almost entirely composed in solitude, saw mutated instrumentation bound to twisting vocal melodies - her singing breaching the surface tension of her synthesized compositions to reach soaring heights. In contrast, Beamorose presented a more luminous and collaborative  side to Penelope’s song creation, drawing on gospel, folk, and Americana sensibilities. The widening of Penelope’s sonic palette enabled an authority to command a range of voices while putting her own perspective front and center; her expression reached the listener in ways that were increasingly pure and polychromatic. In turn, Penelope’s output was heralded internationally by the likes of NPR, Rolling Stone France, and Atwood Magazine, who praised her music for its adventurousness and vulnerability.  

James & June synchronizes the introspection and range of musical influence in Penelope’s previous records while offering a newfound simplicity in its composition. Biographically, this record is about falling in love; it follows Penelope processing the feelings of excitement, hopes, dreams, insecurities, and goals that come with being head over heels as an adult with an already full life. Penelope looks to explore a newly discovered corner of her life, searching for answers by collecting the butterflies in her stomach and bringing them into focus - a tender bullseye in the scope of her eighty-eight keyed weapon of creation. 

Whether through the implicitness of her songwriting or the explicitness of her lyrics, there is a clarity in Penelope’s work that suggests a new phase of her personal and artistic growth; one that rings true to herself, while making room for others to join her in creating harmony. More simply put, love is a most powerful muse.

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