After touring Latin America, the three piece band Motorama will play a couple of shows in Asia this june.

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04.05.19: VIENNE / Donau Festival, Krems Am Der Donau - AT.

26.05.19: NANTES / Festival Wine Nat White Heat - FR

28.05.19: LESQUIN (LILLE) / Centre Culturel - FR

29.05.19: PARIS / Petit Bain (w/ Raoul Vignal) - FR (Billetterie)

Recently released for the 2019 Record Store Day, The Apartments ’Live at L’Ubu’ is now available from the Talitres webshop. Latest copies.

Double LP, gatefold (+ digital), limited edition, 990 copies.

Track list: Side 1: 1 On Every Corner - 2 No Song, No Spell, No Madrigal - 3 The House That We Once Lived In | Side 2: 1 Looking For Another Town - 2 Black Ribbons - 3 Swap Places | Side 3: 1 Please, Don’t Say Remember - 2 Things You’ll Keep - 3 Sunset Hotel - 4 The Goodbye Train – Side 4: 1 All You Wanted - 2 Knowing You Were Loved - 3 Everything is Given to Be Taken Away

Raoul Vignal and his band play 2 songs from his newest album, "Oak Leaf", out on Talitres.

Recorded and shot last in february 2019, on the beautiful stage of L’Épicerie Moderne, here’s a four-piece band live session featuring two songs (’No Faith’ / ’The Valve’) from Raoul Vignal new full-lenght "Oak Leaf".

Raoul Vignal: guitare, chant.
Lucien Chatin: batterie.
Grégoire Colson: vibraphone
Jordy Martin: contrebasse
Production: Anne-Laure Étienne

Initially released on CD, april 14th, 2008, we are excited to announce that the new Talitres European pressing of Emily Jane White’s debut Dark Undercoat is now available for the first time (previous pressings were US only)

 pre-order at 10% OFF until the official release date of March 29th.

EMILY JANE WHITE "Dark Undercoat"

Side A: 1. Bessie Smith 2. Hole in The Middle 3. Dark Undercoat 4. Dagger 5. Time on Your Side // Side B: 6. Blue 7. The Demon 8. Sleeping Dead 9. Wild Tigers I Have Known 10. Two Shots to the Head

Comes with a free download code, limited edition (525 units only).

"(...) call to mind a slightly less kooky Laura Veirs performing songs by Nick Drake." The Sunday Telegraph

"Exploring “darkness, hope, and melancholy,” in her words, White’s songs are sometimes compared to Cat Power’s. While this pairing certainly fits, her stark guitar-and-piano-anchored tunes have a vitality all their own." SF Weekly