The Limiñanas LIVE at The Exchange

Recorded at The Exchange Bristol UK February 2019

Track List
01 Je m’en Vais
02 Malamore
03 Istanbul Is Sleeping
04 Shadow People
05 Dreams (L’épée Cover)
06 Last Picture Show (L’épée Cover)
07 Garden of Love
08 Cold Was the Ground
09 (New Song)
10 Salvation
11 I’m Dead
12 Dimanche
13 The Gift
14 Funeral Baby
15 Crank (Beach Bitches Cover)
16 One of Us, One of Us, One of Us
17 Mother Sky (Can Cover)
18 Betty & Johnny
19 Gloria
20 The Train Creep A-Loopin

When the French song takes folk colors: 6 young artists to discover

The new French scene has its roots in various Anglo-Saxon musical influences, be it rock, pop, rap. More and more, there are new artists who bring a folk color to their songs, as in their time Hugues Aufray, Graeme Allwright, Malicorne or Francis Cabrel. Overview of their heirs.

1 Leila and The Koalas – “In the mountains”

Originally from Rennes, the trio Leïla and The Koalas  mix Irish and French influences . The texts in both English and French are carried by typically folk and bluegrass arrangements (acoustic guitar, banjo and bass) inspired by the singer’s travels across the Atlantic. The themes are profoundly human, like this hymn to tolerance: “What I am”

And the voices harmonize beautifully, as for example on the sublime ” Everything ” or ” My Pa”. The last album “In the Mountains” was released in 2018 at “Allez là! Productions”. The group is currently on tour , and will come out of our borders to visit Sweden, Germany and the Netherlands.

2 Julie Meyer – “Fragile mood”

Intimate texts and melancholy, but never lead, this is what offers the young Toulouse Julie Meyer . The sober arrangements navigate between pop and folk. So the beautiful “Your songs resound” that makes you want to sit by the fireside. Continue reading “When the French song takes folk colors: 6 young artists to discover”