TIGRAN “With A Fable, the 24-year-old Armenian pianist Tigran…delivers a poetic and haunting album...[His] touch is sublime: Single notes sparkle, chords radiate luminously. His multisectional compositions present numerous themes, which are developed, exchanged for new ones and return in slightly altered ways…The album’s closing piece, Tigran’s arrangement of the Armenian hymn “Mother, Where Are You?, serves as a reflective and moving coda to this gorgeous album.” —from DownBeat four-and-a-half-star review of A Fable "The talk of the international festival circuit over the past year, the young pianist Tigran has the potential to make a huge impact.” “A-may-zing! “A mature and great and rich and deep artist.” Tigran Hamasyan is on a roll. In addition, last year on November 11 in France, Tigran released EP No. 1, the 20-minute extended play available only on vinyl and as a digital download. Tigran promises to be as busy performing in 2012 as he was in 2011.
Club des Belugas Chinese Man Who are they? Where are they? And more particularly what are they? If you really wonder, these few lines won't be that useful... One‐quarter Cantonese, two‐thirds Manchou, the Chinese man appears to be from the Wu Tang Mountain, not far from Marseilles, France. Thus, Sly, Zé Mateo and High Ku left their master, ready to face the mission they had been entrusted with. In 2005, the three companions committed their first phonographic havoc. It is now a real army, serving under the banner of the Chinese Man; Fred & Annabelle create images to depict the stories of the greatest battles of those mysterious warriors while High Ku, Zé Mateo and The Yan disseminate the Zen Spirit during wild parties, the Printemps de Bourges to the Solidays in Paris as well as during Les Nuits Zébrées, with Sharon Jones, RJD2 and DJ Qbert. After «THE INDI GROOVE EP", Chinese Man has released his first CD compilation of those vinylistic misdeeds.
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