À Feu Doux by Kevin Fowley
French lullabies and traditional folk songs dating as far back as the 14th century, adapted with contemporary arrangements and faint tape manipulations in Dublin, Ireland.
Imagine Serge Gainsbourg, John Martyn and Gábor Szabó squeezed on a small stage in the early hours of a smokey back street Parisian jazz club, slowly slowly hypnotising the audience into hypnagogic hallucinations.
Tracklist
| 1. | Ne pleure pas, Jeannette | 6:50 |
| 2. | Á la Claire Fontaine | 9:53 |
| 3. | Le Coq Est Mort | 2:42 |
| 4. | Aux Marches Du Palais | 5:20 |
Credits
Kevin Fowley – guitars, vocals, Pianet, four-track, effects & tape manipulation
Ross Chaney – synths, samplers, modular processing, four-track, effects & tape manipulation
Caimin Gilmore – double bass
Artwork by Moïra Fowley
Produced & recorded by Kevin Fowley & Ross Chaney
Mixed, additional recording & effect manipulation by Brendan Jenkinson at Paradise Paradise Paradise Studios, Dublin
Mastered by Ben Rawlins at Jericho Mile, Dublin
Additional engineering by Steve Murphy
License
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Growing up, Kevin Fowley split his time between living in France and Ireland. He listened to French lullabies sung by his mother in one room, while his father would be playing Donegal tunes on the fiddle in another. His upbringing is apparent in his upcoming record À Feu Doux. Seamlessly gliding across folk, jazz, and a rich yet shimmering in between sound.
Real night time music.