Agreed, i think because Psyc. was an experiment that she did, i think she learned form that and worked on this album.
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I would like a more oriented electronic kind of album. Some electronic mature music like Tracy Thorn, Robyn, Goldfrapp, Roisin Murphy.
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So I was watching Dancing with the Stars this week (Yeah so what! .......What!) and Steve O. danced to this number. If Alizee did a rendition of this, She would absolutely kill it! (in a good way of course)
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Whoah, some juicy info on www.qobuz.com:
http://nsa07.casimages.com/img/2009/...1131461780.jpg It seems that... Alizée records her next album at the Institubes label [Note: David Rubato's label -Ben], known for production of high-volt electro (Para One, Chateau Marmont, etc.). It will be a concept album [:eek:] loosely inspired by the tragic life of Edie Sedgwick [also the subject of 50/60 -B], actress and model who arrived in New York during the 60s, attended The Factory [Andy Warhol's studio -B], and died of an overdose in 1971 at the age of 28. "What she wants, Alizée always gets". The evidence in this fourth album! Merci miracle @ lilly-town.com! |
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I checked the Institubes homepage and they have a box on the left side that says: "You give us your email, we tell you everything. That's a hell of a deal, really." I just signed up, we'll see if it's for real. P.S. At least their auto-responder works! |
A concept album? Quite a ambitious undertaking, perhaps a double disc rock opera about the downward spiral of this character may be an interesting undertaking.
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But can a 'concept album' be commercially successful?
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Bands such as Pink Floyd, Yes, Genesis, The Who, Alan Parsons Project, Jethro Tull and Styx are bands that defined what the concept album is all about, a story or narrative ususlly driven by dramatic music. As far as Alizee pulling this off, it seems strange as this type of album is very much a progressive rock thing, but it could work if produced and written properly. |
Woo Hoo! I am ready for Alizee v3.0 baby!
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If the article is correct and she does do a electric style album shes will , i think, return or surpass the number of fans from the 2003 era and these fans will be mostly in Mexico and the US. hopefully.:)
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Being a fan of progressive music, many of my favorite albums are concept albums. I’m all for the idea as long as it’s done right. As a matter of fact, I find it exciting news. How the “electro” thing will work out, I don’t know. I just don’t want anything to overshadow the “Alizée” factor.
Alizee’s courage never ceases to amaze me. Since Psychédélices didn’t do as well as she hoped, one might think she would be looking for the “sure thing” this time around, something safe and predictable that would appeal to the masses. But Alizée seems to know where she wants to go musically, and she isn't going to allow criticism or fear over her career stop her from doing it. As far as the record company goes, Sony/BMG released a card listing Alizée in the “to come” section for new releases. I posted it a while back; it’s on the 4th page of this thread. My guess (and it’s only a guess) is she is still with Sony for promotion and distribution, but the recording is being done under the "Institubes" label. Of course her relationship with Sony could have changed in the last few months. I guess we will have to wait and see. |
If she wants to do her own thing I think she has to start, more or less, over from the ground. Most people know her for her two first albums, few seem to know about the new album/style. If she comes out with a strong album now, I think it's a good idea to start doing gigs at smaller places and more often to build up her reputation again, if she wants a career. Obviously she couldn't sell out Grand Rex, lack of promotion or whatever. And the latest one in Mexico, people sitting down eating? I don't know how the situation is in France or elsewhere for that matter, but to many people seem to live, if living at all, in the past with the lolita, Alizée doesn’t.
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This is the problem really?
Personally, i loved Psych and if the new album is half as good i'll be pleased. Hell, if she records an album of Ukrainian folk songs i'll be pleased!!(well, not really, but you know what i mean). But for it to be a success it has to promoted properly (especially in France). She HAS to tour. Are there any signs of a tour in the works? No? Or if there is, when are we going to hear about it (if the album is due?). Or maybe she dosen't want to and is happy to be a niche/cult act from now? So many maybes?? I think the new one will be more rocky/electro-poppy. I can't wait. |
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You guys in and around NYC should be pretty jazzed with the news about Edie Sedgwick potentially being the subject matter of the new album. After all, the "Big Apple" played a central part in the "Edie" phenomenon, so I just can not imagine that there would not be a concert date or at the very least an appearance in "The City That Never Sleeps".
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umm who the heck is Eddie Sedgwick lol?
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I do homework but not this type :). More or less how to fix cars :)
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Not only was the David Rubato remix a Institubes production, the music video was too. Which was then released on Sony-labeled discs in Mexico. So yes, I think they can work together. Though I also don't know for sure. RCA no longer operates in France, but I haven't heard anything about Alizée leaving Sony.
Anyway, I wonder how the Spanish song will fit into the album's theme? Maybe not every track will be part of the story? Either way, color me excited, because most of my favorite discs are concept albums! |
I completely agree with Rev, she needs a softer side, meaning more melodic soothing French songs, with a lot of upbeat and fun rhythms. Kind of like her 2nd album, also trance and a bit of techno never hurts.
Just one thing, I hope she keeps it mostly French, not a big fan of anything English or any other language, its not the same and never will be. Keep it real Alzee. |
Chateau Marmont Collaboration
Did you know Chateau Marmont is in her up and coming album.
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I might sound like an idiot or something dont say nothing Ruroshen :), but who is Chateau Marmont?
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I'm not sure either, besides the fact that they are a band... :o
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Yeah toc that is all i know also lol.
Never heard of them before untill today :) |
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I don't particularly care for that 80's type electronica, but that was kind of cool. If she does do that, I hope they go really heavy on it. That is, that the sound is very dramatic. Still, those thumping repetitive electronic sounding notes really wear on me. I get tired of it quickly. They are so piercing. I do like techno though. She could do something really cool with that.
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<TABLE border=0 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=6 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD style="BORDER-BOTTOM: 1px inset; BORDER-LEFT: 1px inset; BORDER-TOP: 1px inset; BORDER-RIGHT: 1px inset" class=alt2>Originally Posted by SimonH http://alizeeamerica.com/forums/styl...s/viewpost.gif Did you know Chateau Marmont is in her up and coming album. http://www.bloglounge.net/2009/04/30...ont-retro-70s/ </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE> Some of the following is exerpted from the above web location (via IE8 translate): Chateau Marmont, retro 70 ' s / 30.04.2009 .... Finally a part of the production of the next album of Alizée (Yes we can dare say and there no shame) and a title - Beagle - on the next House Kitsuné Music 7, the lucky one. I wonder if they will actually be contributing to her album, or just doing a couple of remixes for her? And what is with the "no shame" comment. The fact that they felt the need to say that makes me wonder what was going through their minds (could it be the thinking is that Alizée is not thought of as being "cool")? And what is with the stern faces - don't these guys know how to smile, or is anger cool these days? However, in spite of the above comments, I can see why Alizée would partner with them. If done right, there is potential in this collaboration. ...Otherwise the level of your productions is a desire to do a lot of instrumental and thus leave little room to the voice? Then it is a very good question. We realize that is already easier to topics on the synth lines of singing. It depends on songs that lend. It uses the vocoder because we find that it is a good mixture. On the next Max thought do more chantés pieces. But in any case an estimated be more comfortable on instrumental pieces. You have some expected remixes? It just Datarock and Royksopp : the girl & the robot. I am not especially a fan but as that is a little reminiscent of Kylie Minogue which we like much... I listened to several of their pieces, and was not impressed with most of them - too minimalist (I think Alizée needs warmer pieces). However, the remix of: Ladyhawke - My Delirium Remix did a good job of supporting, and not covering, the vocals. It will be interesting to see what comes out of this collaboration. In the final analysis, if her collaboration with them ends up with a catchy song that flatters her voice getting some club play time it will be very worthwhile. If she ends up with a song on her album that is very catchy and also flatters her voice and allows her essence to really flow through then even better. :)<!-- / message --> <!-- / message --><!-- sig --> |
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Cool. I found these guys' samples a mixed bag. My favorite's the Solar Apex title track, which reminds me of the awesome soundtrack for Cryo's original Dune videogame:
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If you like the Chateau Marmont thing please have a look at the video on my last blog post, you'll love it.
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Alizee is "bubblegum" pop & if it was in English I would hate her music just as much as any other pop crap.
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I'm just glad she's coming out with another album of AWSOMENESS! :)
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the techno thing is cool,if someone came up to me and made me listen to techno couple months ago i would have refused it, but right now im being itroduced to it by one of the guys at work. Honestly Hungarian Techno is sick lol.
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Gourmandises and MCE were pretty "bubblegum" (though good), but she started to move away from that with Psychédélices, and it sounds like she plans to even more with this disc (just by being a concept album if nothing else). A major reason for her lack of success in France is the public's failure to perceive this, though, which is probably why Chateau Marmont felt the need to say that.
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