TALISCO - MY HOME (BalconyTV)
TALISCO performs the song "MY HOME" for BalconyTV.
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PRESENTED BY ANNA BILIC
Talisco walks through the great spaces, its silences and hypnotic mid-tempos, before letting the chords, the beats and the vocals explode when the city lights finally prevail. Talisco is running, through the lacy western lowlands and the California deserts which he pierces with electrical cracks and vintage reverbs. The songwriter jumps from one train to the other, just as he does with musical genres. He looks to other horizons, like British rock («Bring me back »), nurturing « the wide gap between the contemplative mood of tracks such as the ballad «So old» - I like to float over the fray, put some distance to observe what is going to happen – and dark melancholic atmospheres ». This is the chiaroscuro of an enlightened artist, somewhere between the molotov cocktails of a garage band and the soaring lyricism of Jeff Buckley. That would be enough to have Tarantino lerk around for his next original soundtrack on burger-obsessed hitmen or vintage car loving lady killers. To summarize, he could illustrate any kind of cinematographic alien. True electro rock anthem, «The keys » could be the soundtrack to the second part of Larry Clark’s «Kids », the folk volute « Lovely » could illustrate Sean Penn’s « Into the wild». Finally, in «Reborn», we even catch a glimpse of that « tricky romantic » (as QUOTED by Les Inrocks) on the stage of an unlikely suburban theatre, throwing his own piano and guitar pop corn to the audience. Run, live, turn up the sound. One track after the other, we look at the shots. Inspired by the cinema, the author – a big fan of Tim Burton’s «Sleepy Hollow» and David Lynch’s «Mulholland drive» - draws up storyboards. And through these surprising musical short films, we are left longing for a wild ride.
http://www.taliscomusic.com
CREDITS / SPONSORS
PRESENTED BY: ANNA BILIC
PRODUCER/TALENT BOOKER: CINDI AVNET
VIDEO: TRAVIS KEASTER
RECORDED/MIXED BY: TAYLOR NELSON
PHOTOGRAPHY: TAMARIND FREE JONES
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PRESENTED BY ANNA BILIC
Talisco walks through the great spaces, its silences and hypnotic mid-tempos, before letting the chords, the beats and the vocals explode when the city lights finally prevail. Talisco is running, through the lacy western lowlands and the California deserts which he pierces with electrical cracks and vintage reverbs. The songwriter jumps from one train to the other, just as he does with musical genres. He looks to other horizons, like British rock («Bring me back »), nurturing « the wide gap between the contemplative mood of tracks such as the ballad «So old» - I like to float over the fray, put some distance to observe what is going to happen – and dark melancholic atmospheres ». This is the chiaroscuro of an enlightened artist, somewhere between the molotov cocktails of a garage band and the soaring lyricism of Jeff Buckley. That would be enough to have Tarantino lerk around for his next original soundtrack on burger-obsessed hitmen or vintage car loving lady killers. To summarize, he could illustrate any kind of cinematographic alien. True electro rock anthem, «The keys » could be the soundtrack to the second part of Larry Clark’s «Kids », the folk volute « Lovely » could illustrate Sean Penn’s « Into the wild». Finally, in «Reborn», we even catch a glimpse of that « tricky romantic » (as QUOTED by Les Inrocks) on the stage of an unlikely suburban theatre, throwing his own piano and guitar pop corn to the audience. Run, live, turn up the sound. One track after the other, we look at the shots. Inspired by the cinema, the author – a big fan of Tim Burton’s «Sleepy Hollow» and David Lynch’s «Mulholland drive» - draws up storyboards. And through these surprising musical short films, we are left longing for a wild ride.
http://www.taliscomusic.com
CREDITS / SPONSORS
PRESENTED BY: ANNA BILIC
PRODUCER/TALENT BOOKER: CINDI AVNET
VIDEO: TRAVIS KEASTER
RECORDED/MIXED BY: TAYLOR NELSON
PHOTOGRAPHY: TAMARIND FREE JONES
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