03 - I Don't Sleep At Night But I Wake Up 6 am 06:35
04 - Don't Make Me Leave You Again, Girl 11:47
05 - After Winter Must Come Spring ft.Elbi 18:29
06 - Parfums D'Aurore 22:34
07 - These Are Just Places To Me Now 27:06
08 - I Only Remember You When I Sleep 34:05
09 - Christmas Is Only Beautiful In TV Shows 37:43
10 - Between The Nights 45:07
11 - Theme For Marie Marvingt 46:58
French DJ, producer and label boss Folamour is to release second studio album Ordinary Drugs on 2019. The mellifluous 11-track affair is another comprehensive showcase of his ability to tell real stories that draw on his unique fusion of sunny house, soulful disco and space jazz.
Folamour’s musical background is diverse and accomplished. Formally trained on drums, bass, guitar and percussion, he has worked with Lyon’s National Orchestra and been involved with projects that range from pop to jazz. As a result, his music is always infused with a rich musicianship that makes his output romantic, poetic and emotionally lasting. His masterfully orchestrated tracks work in many different situations, and have come on a fine array of labels from All City to Classic and Church to Glitterbox, as well as his own hotly-tipped FHUO Records.
An artist who draws on the core values of classic house and disco artists while adding his own distinctive flair. Right from the off, this is a lavish, heart-warming record that fuses glowing jazz keys and lingering trumpet motifs with low slung beats, dreamy top lines and catchy basslines. Guests like Wayne Snow add vocal pain to the forlorn and abstract ambiance of ‘Underwater Memories,’ tracks like ‘Don't Make Me Leave You Again, Girl’ are rousing and live sounding house tracks to lift your spirits, ‘These Are Just Places To Me Now’ features exquisitely filtered vocal samples that make your heart ache and ‘I Only Remember You When I Sleep’ feat Mark Borgazzi is a beautiful downtempo number that is impossibly intimate and honest. They all add up to an enchanting listen that will make you feel the sun on your face even in deepest winter.
