Artist.......: The D°
Album........: Live in Berlin
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Indie
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS
Rip.date.....: 2015-04-12
Str.date.....: 2015-00-00
Quality......: 232kbps/48.0kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: http://thedomusic.com/
track title time
1. Live in Berlin 56:04
* A Mess Like This
* Keep Your Lips Sealed
* Miracles (Back In Time)
* Sparks
* Trustful Hands
* Too Insistent
* Slippery Slope
* Going Through Walls
* Despair, Hangover & Ecstasy
* Dust It Off
Runtime 56:04
Size 93.39
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A French-Finnish duo claiming whatever sounds capture its fancy as its own, the
D° (pronounced "doh," like the first note of the solfege scale) features
multi-instrumentalist Dan Levy and vocalist Olivia Merilahti. The pair met while
working on the music for the 2005 French film Empire of the Wolves and, taking
the first letter from each of their first names, christened their own project
the D° soon after. The duo's first release, a three-song EP that included "The
Bridge Is Broken," a song composed for the contemporary ballet ScΦne d'Amour,
arrived later that year. Levy and Merilahti continued composing for film,
contributing music to films including the award-winning The Passenger, as well
as for dance, theater, and poetry productions, while preparing the D°'s debut
album. They earned a fast following in their home base of France; after posting
several songs on their MySpace page in 2007, the D° played a series of sold-out
concerts in Paris. One of those songs, "On My Shoulders," became the band's
first single and the first taste of the duo's album. In 2008, their debut
full-length, A Mouthful, made it to the top of the French charts, and made the
D° the first band to accomplish that feat while singing in English. With the
album's subsequent release in the rest of Europe and Australia, Levy and
Merilahti spent much of 2008 and 2009 touring. In September 2009, the pair
embarked on their first North American tour, but A Mouthful was not released in
the U.S. until Six Degrees issued it in April 2010. Late that year, the D°
released the Dust It Off EP, which hinted at the even more colorful, confident
direction of Both Ways Open Jaws, which was released in Europe in March 2011 and
in the U.S. that November. After finishing their touring duties for that album,
Merilahti and Levy sought a new approach. Finding inspiration in the abrasive
electronics of Fuck Buttons, Death Grips, and Kanye West's productions, they
returned with the focused yet edgy Shake Shook Shaken in 2014.
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