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Following much love and acclaimed Vol 1 and 2, La Belle Records introduces the third One Night Stands chapter. One shiny and pop record which will hopefully melt your heart, with its combination of analog goodness, space dubs, synthetic pop, opulent dancefloor rhythms, tribal grooves, and experimentations that creates a magical vibe and atmosphere. Among them, a whole batch of French artists: Vega Voga (Narumi from Tristesse Contemporaine), Sébastopol, Bot'Ox (with Anna Jean's wonderful voice), Alan Braxe (delivering his best modular game, bringing in astonishing Yvonne la Nuit's voice), Tim Paris (kicking some trip hop opera beats), or Jaquomo (cooking some exotic rhythms). Plus, as always, fresh and established projects like Azaria (hypnotic and voodoo Spanish friend, more to come on La Belle), In Fields (collaborating once again with Golden Bug and Phoebe Coco), Hot Spell (eternal La Belle homie always present to make you dance), and finally, the Swedish Rickard Jäverling (acing the end with a gentle but shiny melody). Also features Sebastopol.
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With Piscolabis, Golden Bug delivers a new UFO sound oscillating between electronica, robotic vibrations, and psychedelic dub. Piscolabis embraces all the styles important to Antoine Harispuru and emerges as an astonishing opening onto new worlds. And he invited an impressive number of guests to his fourth studio album: the French from The Liminañas or Tim Glass, the Japanese Vega Voga, the Australians from Funboys, Spanish singer Pajaro Sunrise, it is because this project was born out of the turmoil caused by opposition. "Colibri" is a psychedelic labyrinth, a sentimental and hypnotic ascent that radiates on the dancefloor. "Variation Sur 3 Bancs" featuring The Liminañas, immerses you in the world of acid western and psychedelic pop and makes you want to hitchhike on the road. On "Tokoyo No Kuni", Golden Bug invites Japanese singer Vega Voga to create a musical epic worthy of an imaginary soundtrack by Toshiya Fujita. With its slow rhythm and spellbinding melodies, "La Boite Noire" explores Berlin electronica immersed in chloroform. "La Goutte D'Eau" takes off, dark and throbbing. The fluid rhythm is left behind by hypnotic patterns that push the listener into their sofa, which will not come out until the very end of the interlude. "Fata Morgana" excites with its dirty rhythm, hypnotic arpeggiator and cosmic sound effects. "Nid de Guêpes" interstellar flute wraps around slowed dub effects, like a 7" in speed 12", and evokes emotion by repeating its heady loop, an obsessive and mutant vision of music. "Bring The Light" with the support of Spanish singer Pajaro Sunrise is an ideal springboard to touch the stars and explores the clear face of Golden Bug by merging choppy oriental guitars, solar vocals and dub rhythm. Without interruption, "Kotodama" continues the journey on an unknown planet, on which Vega Voga comes to pose her suave voice on dark electronic arrangements, transforming itself into indescribable and harmoniously eccentric binary code. To end this journey, "Le Chant Des Sirènes", carried by the voice of Frenchman Tim Glass, plays along the lines of scintillating and nebulous pop. Vocal textures with robotic vibrations, complex and indescribable psychedelic music are Ariane's thread of this new sensory and universal album. Music to listen to, see and feel.
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