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Annelies Monseré // I sigh, I resign LP

Annelies Monseré // I sigh, I resign LP

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2000年から活動しているベルギーの実験フォーク作家Annelies Monseréが、2024年6月にイギリスの実験レーベルHorn of Plentyからリリースしたレコードです。

オルガンやピアノ、ベース、チェロ、シンセを用いた実験ネオクラシカル・フォーク8曲を収録。

前作もオススメです。

※デジタル音源をご希望の場合はお気軽にご連絡をお願いいたします

レーベルその他作品はこちら /// Click here to see more Horn of Plenty releases available at Tobira.

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12" black vinyl. 

Tracklist:

1. I Sigh, I Resign 04:24
2. Januari 04:09
3. Dark Ages (Piano) 04:28
4. Salt 05:16
5. Triton 01:13
6. Simple Fractures 03:53
7. One I Love 04:40
8. Dark Ages (Organ) 06:06

Horn of Plenty:

"HoP warmly welcomes Belgian chantress Annelies Monseré back to the fold.

Annelies’s Mares LP (hop17) sold-out last year and was featured on end-of-year lists from The Wire, Boomkat, The Quietus, and Tone Glow to name a few. Recent live shows at Café OTO, Roadburn Festival and supporting HTRK in Brussels prove there’s no sign of her slowing down.

Recorded at home in Gent between 2016 and 2023, I Sigh, I Resign retains the intimacy of Mares with it’s close-mic’d keyboards and vocals that capture every breath. Folk and early music are at the core of her sound but the palette of piano, organ, bass guitar, cello, synth and drum machine make it very much a document of the here and now.

The cover features Annelies’s sketches referencing female artists from the Dutch Golden Age who, highly revered at the time, now serve as mere footnotes to Rembrandt, Vermeer et al. The cover sets the tone for the music within which deals with power structures, toxic environments, and questioning (his)tories.

Standout tracks include the pounding rhythm and choir-like voices on Salt as well as the tense folk/post-rock of Simple Fractures (co-written with her Luster bandmates). The album’s most tender moment is a cover of Jean Ritchie’s Appalachian ballad One I Love played and sung by Annelies and her ten year old son.

I Sigh, I Resign is an intimate piece of work that explores personal and general themes which, having played-out for centuries, are still depressingly relevant. Despite the suggestion of defeat in the title, I Sigh, I Resign is an affirming and defiant manifesto for growth and liberation. "

Artist : Annelies Monseré

Label : Horn of Plenty

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2000年から活動しているベルギーの実験フォーク作家Annelies Monseréが、2024年6月にイギリスの実験レーベルHorn of Plentyからリリースしたレコードです。

オルガンやピアノ、ベース、チェロ、シンセを用いた実験ネオクラシカル・フォーク8曲を収録。

前作もオススメです。

※デジタル音源をご希望の場合はお気軽にご連絡をお願いいたします

レーベルその他作品はこちら /// Click here to see more Horn of Plenty releases available at Tobira.

----------------------------

12" black vinyl. 

Tracklist:

1. I Sigh, I Resign 04:24
2. Januari 04:09
3. Dark Ages (Piano) 04:28
4. Salt 05:16
5. Triton 01:13
6. Simple Fractures 03:53
7. One I Love 04:40
8. Dark Ages (Organ) 06:06

Horn of Plenty:

"HoP warmly welcomes Belgian chantress Annelies Monseré back to the fold.

Annelies’s Mares LP (hop17) sold-out last year and was featured on end-of-year lists from The Wire, Boomkat, The Quietus, and Tone Glow to name a few. Recent live shows at Café OTO, Roadburn Festival and supporting HTRK in Brussels prove there’s no sign of her slowing down.

Recorded at home in Gent between 2016 and 2023, I Sigh, I Resign retains the intimacy of Mares with it’s close-mic’d keyboards and vocals that capture every breath. Folk and early music are at the core of her sound but the palette of piano, organ, bass guitar, cello, synth and drum machine make it very much a document of the here and now.

The cover features Annelies’s sketches referencing female artists from the Dutch Golden Age who, highly revered at the time, now serve as mere footnotes to Rembrandt, Vermeer et al. The cover sets the tone for the music within which deals with power structures, toxic environments, and questioning (his)tories.

Standout tracks include the pounding rhythm and choir-like voices on Salt as well as the tense folk/post-rock of Simple Fractures (co-written with her Luster bandmates). The album’s most tender moment is a cover of Jean Ritchie’s Appalachian ballad One I Love played and sung by Annelies and her ten year old son.

I Sigh, I Resign is an intimate piece of work that explores personal and general themes which, having played-out for centuries, are still depressingly relevant. Despite the suggestion of defeat in the title, I Sigh, I Resign is an affirming and defiant manifesto for growth and liberation. "

Artist : Annelies Monseré

Label : Horn of Plenty