After interpreted many times standards Piaf, Barbara, Serge Lama… before an audience visibly always conquered by the French song, I wanted my turn to share them with my own titles, my love for it. I am closer to the government to create an intimate complicity. The blues, jazz, Latin music, French chanson years 40 to 60 are, in my view, the source of authenticity and hence inspiration. "Historia de coeur", the title of the album could have been placed in the plural. I thank the musicians: Carlos Werneck, Luiz Augusto-Cavani, William Lecomte, Philippe Ours, Jimmy Drouillard, Bruno and Succeti Casties, to have believed and have everything. A big thank you to Xavier Escabasse (which bears his name) "Cabasse" because as everyone knows the best brand audio World! and compositions for the realization of this beautiful baby ... - (Read more)

It started around when he was five. Lenny Kittilsen (born 1968) found that his mother’s pottery made into perfect drums. And her boy bashing away on her precious clay was fine with this music loving mom, whom worked nights as a DJ in clubs in Oslo. Lenny grew up listening to mom’s latest vinyl goodies from the hip music scenes in England and the US – seventies style music that still runs deep in him and is one of his greatest influences today. This inspiration gave Lenny the kick that made him go for a musical carrier.

Band Members Dave Davison, Shiraz Dada, Erin Elders, Chris Hainey

Moonbabies are possibly one of Sweden's most exciting and adventurous bands. Since the early 2000's the band has released a suite of high-quality albums and ep's and toured extensively with sold-out shows in countries like Germany, Sweden and the USA. Moonbabies have been hyped by both critics and an ever growing following in the USA, not least in Canada, which may not come as a surprise since the band share a similair artistic and musical approach with Canadian acts like The Arcade Fire, Broken Social Scene and Stars. Their anticipated third full-length album will be released by Startracks/V2 in February-March 2007. - (Read more)

Here is the first instalment of the Norman Wisdom installation as it occured on Sunday 1st July 2007. the day of the smoking ban implementation (in confined public spaced). It feels a little like hoardin milk teeth or collating my own toilet paper (used). but on the other hand there is a real joy in seeing the space filled with human nonsense. I was very lucky in that the steps were the perfect for for the screens I made. As you'll see the fanzine pamphlet becomes a bit of a side show and the real work comes out of my struggle to relinquish control. having said that the pamphlet (in all good art shops) will hopefully have a ripple like effect.