Artist.......: Keren Ann
Album........: Keren Ann
Label........: Delabel
Genre........: Indie
Catnr........: n/a
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Apr-20-2007
str.date.....: Apr-23-2007
quality......: VBR/44.1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: n/a
track title time
01. it's all a lie 05:41
02. lay your head down 04:47
03. in your back 05:36
04. the harder ships of the world 04:09
05. it ain't a crime 04:17
06. where no endings end 03:37
07. liberty 06:01
08. between the flatland and the caspian sea 05:29
09. caspia 03:52
Runtime 43:29 min
Size 58,6 MB
Release Notes:
Keren Ann (born Keren Ann Zeidel in Caesarea,
Israel, on March 10, 1974) is a recording
artist/singer/songwriter/producer based largely in
Paris, New York and Israel. She plays guitar, piano
and clarinet and engineers and writes choir and
musical arrangements. She is descended from Russian
Jews on her father's side and is Javanese and Dutch
on her mother's. She lived in Israel and in the
Netherlands until the age of 11, when her family
moved to France. She retains her Dutch and Israeli
citizenship.
In 2000 she began her solo career with La
Biographie de Luka Philipsen ù written with and
produced by Benjamin Biolay, who also co-wrote and
produced its follow-up, La Disparation (in return,
she helped write his debut album, Rose Kennedy).
The pair also wrote several songs for Henri
Salvador's best-selling, prize-winning 2000
comeback album, Chambre avec Vue, including the hit
"Jardin d'Hiver".
Her third album Not Going Anywhere was released
worldwide 2003, but her American breakthrough came
with its follow-up, Nolita (2004). Recorded in
Paris and New York ù it is named for Nolita, her
neighborhood in lower Manhattan ù it is sung half
in French and half in English.
Lady & Bird is a collaboration with Bar≡i
J≤hannson, of the Icelandic group Bang Gang.
"The Isis Project" is a concept album that she
wrote with Guy Chambers and was sung by Sophie
Hunter.
Keren Ann's fifth solo album, the eponymous Keren
Ann, will be released April 23rd, 2007 in Europe,
and May 8, 2007 in the United States.