MUSIC

Loma “How Will I Live Without A Body?”

Loma “How Will I Live Without A Body?”

The band is strongly marked by the voice and inspirations of Emily Cross who, already accompanied by Dan Duszynski, to whom she was married, also embodies the Cross Record duo. As well as making music, she works as a death doula for people condemned by illness, or...

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Liz Lawrence “Peanuts” 

Liz Lawrence “Peanuts” 

British-born Elizabeth Lawrence was introduced to music by her parents, who listened to a lot of it, especially reggae, and she sang in church. Playing guitar and keyboard, she joined a number of bands in her teens before being spotted on the internet by a manager,...

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Bachar Mar-Khalifé “A Live In Paris” 

Bachar Mar-Khalifé “A Live In Paris” 

Bachar Mar-Khalifé has music written all over him - how could it be otherwise? His father is one of Lebanon's most famous oud players, his mother is a singer and poet, and one of his cousins is a cellist. Fleeing the war, his family arrived in France when he was six....

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Arooj Aftab “Night Reign” 

Arooj Aftab “Night Reign” 

Born in Saudi Arabia to Pakistani parents, Arooj Aftab followed her family to Pakistan at the age of 10. There she taught herself to play guitar, and her singing was inspired as much by American singers as by Indian and Pakistani artists. In the early 2000s, she took...

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µ-ziq “Grush” 

µ-ziq “Grush” 

Behind this convoluted name lies the prolific Michael Paradinas. This artist began playing the piano at the age of six, and was later influenced by pop and new wave music from his homeland through bands like the Beatles, New Order and Depeche Mode. In his teens he...

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Ladaniva “Ladaniva Postcards” 

Ladaniva “Ladaniva Postcards” 

Life's pleasures are sometimes due to improbable encounters. Such is the case with this duo, whose name is that of a Russian all-terrain vehicle of legendary rusticity. She, of Armenian origin, lived in Minsk, Belarus, before settling in Tourcoing and becoming a...

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Joni Mitchell “The Asylum years (1976-1980)” 

Joni Mitchell “The Asylum years (1976-1980)” 

Here's an artist who needs no introduction. Joni Mitchell learned to play music partly on her own and went to Toronto to try her luck. She married folk singer Chuck Mitchell, whose surname she kept. Her first album came out in 1968 and was produced by David Crosby,...

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Lankum “Live In Dublin” 

Lankum “Live In Dublin” 

The Lynch brothers first formed the duo Lynched. Their first album, released in 2003, was well received and led to international tours. Their greatest source of inspiration was to be found close to home, in the music of the Dublin pubs. There they met singer and...

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