Hope you guys getting fine on this Saturday night?
Tonight I was browsing the web, looking for some cool stuff, and after seeing some great videos of Blanche Gardin (if you’re French I strongly recommend you to see this actress on a stand up show, she really is amazing!) I lately fell on a YouTube videos about 2cellos. I first was astonished by what I found. Those 2 guys are good and have a great sense of humour as far as I can see.
To show you what I’m talking about this a first cover of highway to hell with Steve Vai.
Crossing guitars and cello’s van be cool, but when you’re playing with Steve Vai it’s even cooler.
Another good video of a cover of Coldplay is
Well that was just to share with you 2, my readers 😉
Ce soir, je ne vais pas vous parler du titre d’AxelBaker, encore que la reprise avec Jean–louisAubert est une bonne version. Je ne vais pas non plus vous dire qu’il faut faire des économies d’énergie pour sauver Walluk! Non je vais vous parler (une nouvelle fois) de rock n roll. Je vais vous parler de groove, de basse et de batterie. Je vais vous parler de RoyalBlood.
Tonight, I’m not gonna talk to you about the single of our french legend AxelBauer, though it was great when played with Jean–louisAubert. I’m not gonna tell you that you must economize energy to save Walluk! No, I’m going to talk about groove, bass and drums. I’m going to talk to you about RoyalBlood
En effet, le duo de Brighton est de retour pour un 2e opus en juin. Ils viennent de sortir leur premier titre qui s’appelle Lightsout. Il est dans la lignée de ce qu’ils ont fait jusque là: bien remuant, bien arrangé, bien construit, bien tout court! Le plus c’est peut être ces choeurs qui viennent apporter un peu plus de relief à l’ensemble. Et ce son de basse. Rhhhhaaaa. Pour une fois qu’un duo se passe de guitare, ça me fait toujours autant plaisir.
Actually, the duet from Brighton is back to release a new album in June. They just have us their last single Lightsout. It’s the logical following of what they already did: moving, well constructed, well arranged and good in a few words. What’s new is maybe those choirs in the back which give more relief to the song. And that bass sound. Rhaaazz. Once a band doesn’t have some guitars makes me truly happy!