Josephine Foster + Elisa Flores
Josephine Foster is a North American singer-songwriter from Colorado. She has lent her mezzo-soprano and interpretive spirit to nearly twenty years of self-produced recordings. Her songs are rooted in early American folk-blues as well as classic song and Tin Pan Alley. For Josephine Foster, everything is music and our daily lives are sacred, innate and creative. She channels the sound of her indoor and outdoor landscapes and incorporates field recording into her pieces. Foster’s world is an extra-sensory radio piece, where songs envelop structures like climbing ivy envelops a house.
Elisa Flores from Lyon – the voice and guitar of post-punk band eat-girls – assembles her voice, loops, guitar, Farfisa and small percussion instruments in frozen, minimalist spaces. In total solitude, she connects intimate pop with ambient and electronic soundscapes.
Josephine Foster
North American artist Josephine Foster (b. 1974): singer, multi-instrumentalist, song composer. Known to breathe new life into archaic forms, embodying the cultural archaeology of Harry Smith’s old weird America, she has lent her warbling mezzo-soprano and interpretive wit to nearly two decades of self-produced recordings. As Jarry said, anachronism, the crossing of different times, produces […]
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Elisa Flores -voice and guitar of post-punk band eat-girls- assembles her voice, loops, guitar, Farfisa and small percussion instruments in frozen, minimalist spaces. In solitude, she connects intimate pop with ambient and electronica soundscapes. Her songwriting revolves around her love of calligraphy, the English language and scores (Fluxus, movement…). Each of her songs is an […]
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