Lounge Lizzies

Atmospheric instrumental featuring Neil McBennett on guitar and Gabriel Keen on Synths. Composed by Virginie Lacour-Puiboube.

Before The Storm

The anecdote of Virginie Lacour-Puiboube finding  some old photographs and a recording of her grandmother's voice on a shellac disc. The narrator addresses the character telling her story, that of an extraordinary woman who was a radio announcer during WW2, flew planes, played piano and poker (and decided to take her daughter round the World for a long journey after WW2, but that is told in a different song).

This single version features a guitar solo by Neil McBennett while the album version features a solo by Paul Higgs on trumpet. 
 
The vinyl album "Voice on Shellac" is due for release on 13th April 2022.

Voice on Shellac (single version)

Voice On Shellac (Single Version)

Juvenescence

Exotic dance track with a superb horn arrangement, telling the disillusions of a young Angolan man in the early 1990s.

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Any Joke

“Hide Away” is a soothing memory note that relates the chance encounter of love, or lust that happens once.  While listening to the arrangement, you are actually musically transported to a shore where you can witness the chance encounter of two lovers passing by each other. 
Lakisha D Skinner, Klef Notes

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Paul J Wolfe, MUSIC INTERVIEW MAGAZINE®, US

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