“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
“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:
“Compositions of unbearable talent” — Zicazic
Third album from acclaimed songwriter and score composer Richard Lewis. A fixture on the Paris live circuit, Lewis effortlessly blends a range of influences from jazz, avant-rock and ambient to folk and electronica over ten captivating and atmospheric tracks. Seductive, assured and laid back, You Are Here is his most coherent and fully-realised work to date.
“In a whirlwind of creativity, instruments as diverse as flugelhorn, flute, violin, double bass and banjo, along with spikes of electronica and tribal percussion, all mix with a certain spontaneity, but no less ingenuity. This third personal album brings elegance and audacity together with sheer class to produce ten original pieces, in which the voice is more than just a supplement to compositions of unbearable talent!”
A restless traveller, Parisian singer Shanez is determined to take us with her, through Latin America, North Africa and dimly-lit Parisian cabarets. At once romantic and melancholy, her songs speak of everyday heartbreak in exotic locations.
Timeless, disturbing, postmodern
Many songwriters style themselves as artists. Music for grown ups’ frontman John Hughes is the genuine article. He doesn’t just wear his heart on his sleeve — he rips yours out and wears that.
“A universe worth discovering.” — POPnews
“RICHARD LEWIS, an English writer, video director and musician who lives in Paris, shows a particularly touching sensibility in the words that he chooses, the images that he uses and the music that he creates. Richard’s world is a personal one, often nostalgic, and similar in a way to those of YANN TIERSEN, TINDERSTICKS and DAVID SYLVIAN. There is sincerity in everything he does.”
Les Concerts du 7ème Ciel