For our monthly catch-up session, the three records we’ve selected come from very different places. A talented musician discovered on Twitch, a surprising artist in her rebirth moment, and a logical and energetic follow-up album, they’re all on the menu.
Once more, here are two albums to catch up and one premiere that we’re sharing. It was an avalanche of musical crushes for us that, we hope, you’ll make your favourites too. Flashes.
Still thanks to the Crossroads Festival, we met with Te Beiyo and talked about her projects, the pandemic and about music, of course. Her folk universe is among our favourites and we can’t wait to share more of it with you. This is our bonus this week. Interview.
It is discovery time with eponymous EP by Giulian Charles, first of, we hope, many. Flash.
For his new album, La Fièvre Golby, Vincent Bestaven a.k.a. Botibol is getting delicate. Flash.
Kiefer Sutherland’s first album was already a surprise. The second one, Reckless & Me, is a confirmation. Flash.
For their eighth album, The National are giving us all their simplicity. I Am Easy To Find is also easy to listen to. Flash.
My passion for theatre is still growing every day, and that’s why I’m going back to it with my little playlists illustrating some characters from plays I like. It’s Alex‘s turn, the (only) character from Sea Wall written by Simon Stephens, to be put into music.
