A further Latin-flavoured single from international band Radio Delevine, in anticipation of a full album
Well-loved Paris live act from the late noughties, regulars at fabled Manu Chao haunt the Babel Café, now revived for studio work. Album to follow.
Trade cover art features Richard, rare cover art version only available from us 🙂
Richard: Vocals. Tenor ukulele. Cavaquinho. Guitars. Bass. Piano. Percussion.
Luz: Backing vocals.
Jess: Violin
Tom: Cello
A record that captures various live line-ups of Richard Lewis and musicians in Paris, between 2007 and 2012.
Includes 16-page PDF booklet of photos and posters.
Richard Lewis and Musicians (Tracks 1–5)
Laurence Freund – Violin
Aaron Roberston – Bass guitar
Amandine Origas – Piano
Richard Lewis – Guitar and vocals
Richard Lewis Band (Track 6)
Chloe Dunn – Violin
Laurence Freund – Violin
Thomas Hispa – Drums
Jean-Hervé Michel – Saxophones and flute
Claudio Zaretti- Double bass
Abgail Boucher – Backing vocals
Chaneze Kamoun – Backing vocals
Richard Lewis – Piano and vocals
Radio Delevine (Track 7)
Jane Burke – Cello
Chloe Dunn – Violin
John Hughes – Guitar
Aaron Robertson – Bass
Jimmy Virani – Theremin
Richard Lewis – Accordion and vocals
“A first class example of eclectic chamber music, nostalgic and intimate yet too enlightened to be sentimental.”
Ambient Music Guide
PERSONNEL
Richard Lewis, piano
Marcus Nimant, woodwinds
Pawel Kováč, violin
Lina Gruzska, cello
Orchestral parts recorded at CNSO Orchestra Studios, Prague.
“Naturally beautiful and inexorably moving.” — Letter from a listener.
Richard Lewis, piano, percussion, samples, whistles
Laurence Freund, violin
Pawel Kováč, viola
Lina Gruszka, cello
Marcus Nimant, woodwinds
Cover photography: Emilia Badin
Pawel Kováč talks to Richard Lewis about his latest studio release
Richard Lewis has emerged from the studio with a new collection of works for piano, with occasional arrangements for strings, woodwinds and percussion: Twelve Reveries for Piano and Instruments. The Louba Rêve office has already received requests for the sheet music. But, as Lewis explains, the collection is born of improvised sessions.
“Your music will be the thing that shows us how we can always love a little more.” — Letter from a listener
Richard Lewis, piano
Laurence Freund, violin
Pawel Kováč, viola
Lina Gruszka, cello
Marcus Nimant, woodwinds
Richard Lewis, percussion
” … a small marvel, full of hidden treasures” — Indiepoprock
“Pick of the month … is Englishman Richard Lewis, exiled in France for five years. Classically trained and by turns jazz drummer, folk guitarist and composer of scores, [he] has created a perfect synthesis of his various influences and experiences. His new album, “Untitled” is a small marvel, full of hidden treasures, for which he summons not only flighty bursts of avant garde piano and folky guitar picking but also organ, accordion and banjo. The talent and technical prowess of this top-level musician are placed beyond doubt: