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Record Label: Record Makers Style: Pop

Record Label: Record Makers Style: Pop

Tristesse Contemporaine's new album Stop and Start. Tristesse Contemporaine. Act III, Scene 1. After the first album (self-titled Tristesse Contemporaine) a form of a declaration of independence and the second (Stay Golden) rising above the rest, their third, Stop and Start will come to close the existing trilogy, and begin a new cycle. The trio at the head of this veritable voyage through time and space, is a motley crew that found each other in Paris: Narumi from Japan, Maik from England via Jamaican roots, and Leo from Sweden. The essence of what they play as Tristesse Contemporaine is two chords, minimal instrumentation, all mixed with maximum reverb. This is a particular idea of less is more which is more applicable to pop music. Abandoning the middle of the road the band focused on ten tracks where they put their cards on the table and the petal to the metal... Photo by Camille Vivier Artwork by Laurent Fetis et Sarah Martinon Record Label: Record Makers Style: Electronic Pop

re-issue on vinyl! Sébastien Tellier is one of the most significant french artists of the last decade. He is the 2000s romantic dandy, a real icon proved by his musical genius and his charisma demeanor though enigmatic nonchalant style and his sense of fun. Sebastien Tellier recorded this 40 minutes long score in 2004, for french long feature Narco, a film by Gilles Lellouche and Tristan Aurouet, with Guillaume Canet, Benoit Poolevoorde, Zabou Breitman and François Berléand. It features an epic orchestral music and vintage electronics ; tender music and lush arragements in the great tradition of french composers from the 70s. The First release was due to Japanese demand. After many years of trainspotting, DJS worldwide are able to enjoy remastered versions of much sought after La Ballade du Georges and Le Long de la Riviere Tendre also includes Tellier's now considered classic track La Ritournelle. Record Label: Record Makers Style: Soundtrack

Sebastien Tellier's music has always fused perfectly with images. Some directors have come to Sebastien for original scores such as Gilles Lellouche & Tristan Aurouet's "Narco" (2004), as well as being a part of the soundtrack to memorable moments: for Sofia Coppola's "Lost in Translation" (2003) in which Scarlett Johansson hangs around her room in Tokyo, and Daft Punk's selection for the cult scene of "Electroma" (2006) in which the robots take off their masks in the bathrooms of a bar! Another Sebastien... Betbeder, asked Sebastien Tellier to compose the music of his new film, "Marie et les naufragés" (Translated: "Marie and The Castaways"). For this score, Tellier chose a retro-futuristic electronic path in the tradition of Giorgio Moroder's music in keeping with the with free and off-the-beaten path tone of this film starring Eric Cantona. With the help of friend and fellow musician John Kirby, Sebastien has diffused film's languid themes with tributes to Marvin Gaye or to Ennio Morricone... If you like instrumental music with a deeply sensual twist, this record is for you! Record Label: Record Makers Style: Soundtrack