(Folk-Rock, Indie-Pop) Matt Tomlinson - Дискография 2012-2015 (3 релиза), MP3, 192-320 kbps

#777Tracklist:
01. Philosopher (03:24)
02. Mile End Girl (04:08)
03. At the Gate (03:29)
04. Evening Train (02:30)
05. Great Romance (03:21)
06. Horizon (04:03)
07. Take My Hand (04:15)
08. Fooling Around (04:10)
09. Philosophe (02:57)
10. Northern Song (02:53)
11. Wondering Why (04:14)
Label: Label For Rent
Released date: 21 July 2012

#777Tracklist:
01. Planet of Choice (04:12)
02. Funambule (03:57)
03. Bonnes nouvelles (03:27)
04. Ou presque (03:57)
Label: Label For Rent
Released date: 06 May 2014
Musiciens:
Voix, guitares, guitalele, percussions, orgue: Matt Tomlinson
Guitares, lap steel, slide basse, percussions, échantillons, et choeurs:
Yves Desrosiers
Contrebasse/basse électrique: Marc-André Landry
Batterie: Tonio Morin-Vargas
Choeurs: Geneviève Toupin
Violon dans Planet of Choice et Ou Presque: Guillaume Duscheneau
Violon dans Funambule: Guido Del Fabbro
Piano dans Ou Presque: Geneviève Toupin
Choeurs dans Bonnes Nouvelles: Victor Desrosiers
Meneur de cirque dans Funambule: Michael Dudemaine

#777Tracklist:
01. Été en hiver (04:39)
02. Ciel orange (03:23)
03. Aussi loin que la lune (04:11)
04. Mal pour un bien (02:55)
05. Planet of Choice (04:48)
06. Fidèle (03:15)
07. Danser dans le métro (04:37)
08. Rien ne dure (03:08)
09. Ou presque (03:33)
10. Prendre le temps (03:09)
Label: LedudeArt
Released date: 30 mars 2015 / 9 avril 2015
Конвертировано из Lossless

#777Matt Tomlinson raconte ses histoires avec un accent anglophone et une poésie bien à lui. Avec le lancement de son EP, Ou Presque, une réalisation d’Yves Desrosiers, l’auteur, compositeur et interprète chante en français, pour la toute première fois - fruit d’une collaboration complice avec le co-auteur Michael Dudemaine. Accordant sa sensibilité musicale anglaise à un verbe français beau et dépouillé, il révèle quatre titres qui, préambules à un tout nouvel album à paraître à l’automne, prennent vie dans un indie folk «cinématographique aux arrangements marqués par leur richesse d’élaboration.»
(Fanny Forest, Scène 1425)
Matthew John Durwood Tomlinson has the look of a madman but is a pretty decent fellow. He has been singing in French for a couple of years now, and is about to release his first full-length album en francais, Un été en hiver. Originally from Ontario, Tomlinson moved to Montreal so long ago it is barely worth mentioning. However he did manage to fake his way into the hearts of strangers with his – often highly impressionistic – take on the French language. Having been accused of possessing a latin soul, Tomlinson to this day insists that he is ‘spritually Italian.’
The moderately talented singer is fortunate to be surrounded by a cast of impressive characters including a kind troll, a mad ship captain, an interstellar sorceress, an avant-garde gnome, an elf queen, a friendly giant, and many other gracious beings. Music seems to hang around this ‘frustrated actor’, flooding his senses at all the wrong times. Tomlinson continues to carve out a path where few have ventured – even if it means portaging a canoe over a frozen lake in -20 degree weather…
With, Un été en hiver, our hero has emerged triumphant over those moments when he felt like his mouth was full of marbles… Returning to the limelight with his feet firmly planted in the snow, and his accent intact. Some would describe it as the sound of an artist who has surrendered to his destiny. Others call it Wizard Rock. Regardless of how these tunes may be classified in the annals of music history, may they raise your spirits on even the coldest nights… Official ‘lancement’ April 9th at La Vitrola, Montreal.
(http://www.matttomlinson.com/about/)