Polymood by L'Eclair
L'Eclair & Bongo Joe proudly presents the highly awaited repress of the band's breakthrough LP "Polymood".
These 8 tracks stand as a statement of what would become L'Eclair's sound throughout the years. An exciting and modern fusion of early German electronic music fused with psychedelic soul & funk and Dance music anthems. On Polymood the band has created an intimate collection of timeless Swiss Groove™ music-inspired by William Onyeabor, AIR, Piero Piccioni, Sly Stone, David Axelrod and CAN's 'Future Days'-bringing euphoric dance to the human machine while it perseveres in its never-ending search for the soul.
Recorded & mixed at Tone Boutique by their beloved jazz scientist Jasper Geluk during a cold week of December 2017.
Released originally on Beyond Beyond Is Beyond, we’re happy to work directly with L’Éclair to repress this gem. If you already missed it once, don’t sleep this time!
Tracklist
| 1. | Taishi-Koto, Pt.1 | 2:29 |
| 2. | Sisi La Fami | 3:36 |
| 3. | L'Arrivée Au Port de Lagos | 6:37 |
| 4. | Disco Dino | 5:48 |
| 5. | Suite | 1:25 |
| 6. | Coke Mountain | 8:36 |
| 7. | Si O No | 4:32 |
| 8. | Taishi-Koto, Pt. 2 | 4:19 |
Credits
STEFAN LILOV Guitar with Wah-wah
SEBASTIEN BUI Deep Keys & Flying Synths
ELIE GHERSINU Proto-Bass
YAVOR LILOV Boom Station
ALAIN SANDRI Mellotron & Lifestyle Cowbell
QUENTIN PILET Crunchy Bongos
RECORDED AND MIXED BY JASPER GELUK
SESSIONS AT TONE BOUTIQUE, HAARLEM, NETHERLANDS
MASTERED BY CENTRALDUBS, BERN, SWITZERLAND
ARTWORK AND DESIGN BY ALBERT S. RIVERA
L’Eclair would like to thank Jasper Geluk, Adi Flück, Mike Newman, Dom Miniaci, Albert S. Rivera, Groove Patrol, Passing Clouds, Kebab de Vesenaz, Tweede Kamer, Christian Cloudswalker, Juninho, Daddy Foot, Androo, our families and friends.
RELEASED IN 2018 | DISTRIBUTED BY BONGO JOE | BJRAO3
© L'ECLAIR 2023
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L'Eclair's announcing a new record, their fourth album and debut for revered U.S. label Innovative Leisure. L’Eclair is for the first time now led by the Lilov siblings. The result is an album seamlessly melding modernity with nostalgia and played with a robotic tightness that remains deeply human. It will indeed make you move your body as much as will your brain.