and they are now supporting my music :-) , thanks SO much !! ::
VANISHING TWINS's Blog
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Now on Fluid Radio
Fluid Radio in an amazing online radio that plays Ambient, Modern Classical, Experimental Acoustic, Folk and Abstract sounds. -
review in french in Le HiboO
Here you can find a recent review written by Rod Maurice ( Le Hiboo ) and a video of me playing at the Scopitone club in Paris ( supporting german Mohna ). Thanks so much Rod and Angelo! : -
" The Denial " on Fragile Famile Records compilation CD vol.001
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The first Fragile Famile Records compilation CD will be released on the 26th April 2009 and will feature " The Denial " ... as well as other amazing tracks by 16 other artists of the label . The compilation will be available to buy at the Fragile Famile showcase in London , see you there ! :
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Jeanne guest on PIANO MAGIC's rare vinyl only release: EN/OF n°33
I have been recording some accordion and a few vocals for London based band PIANO MAGIC ( Hi Glen !) for this project in 2005:' Piano Magic has teamed up with the artist, Bojan Sarcevic for an extremely limited edition contribution to the EN/OF record series. The series, which has included commissions from the likes of Carsten Nicolai, Alva Noto, Pan-American, amongst others, brings together revered figures from the contemporary art world and groups who can deal with the fact that their contribution can only be purchased by 100 people. Yes, that’s right – the collaboration is limited to 100 vinyl copies which, once sold out, will never be repressed or reproduced as a whole on CD or any other format. ‘Never It Will Be The Same Again’ clocking in at just under 30 minutes long, features 8 new, exclusive tracks and was recorded at the band’s Murder Mile studio in London. Jeanne Madic makes her Piano Magic debut on vocals and diatonic accordion and Axelle Russo also debuts with vocals. Stylistically, the record harks back to the neo-baroque atmospherics of “Son De Mar.” (from: www.piano-magic.co.uk) ' 
'>" A ltd edition of 100 vinyl copies, 'Never It Will Be The Same Again' comes off like the soundtrack to Kieslowski film never finished. It's a beautiful, varied, clever, absorbing, cinematic tapestry that requires repeated listenings in order to verse oneself with all it's intricate secrets. "