Mlle Caro & Franck Garcia By Zouz ( Very Rare ) torrent

Mlle Caro & Franck Garcia - Pain disappears

01. Always you.mp3
02. Apologies.mp3
03. Dead souls.mp3
04. Hold me.mp3
05. I don't want.mp3
06. Mon ange.mp3
07. Lost.mp3
08. No name.mp3
09. No one.mp3
10. Reason to stay.mp3
11. Always you [Ewan Pearson remix] .mp3

Deep house label Buzzin’ Fly signed Caro and Garcia after the suitably dark single ‘Far Away’, released back in 2006. However, the odd coupling of micro-house with electro-pop on Pain Disappears makes it an unlikely choice for the imprint’s first ever artist album. Until you consider that Fly boss Ben Watt established himself as Tracey Thorn’s other half in Everything But The Girl, admired as much for their romantic pop sensibility as their dancefloor friendliness. This is what Rex Club resident Caroline Laher and fellow Paris DJ Garcia seek to emulate, right down to the question marks over the true nature of their “collaboration”. But while the intensely private Thorn and Watt are now confirmed married with kids, if Caroline and Franck were ever an item, they certainly aren’t any more.

Pain Disappears reveals the death of a relationship, which, as always, takes place behind closed doors. The outward signs suggest everything is fine: the wistful single ‘Always You’ and the Ewan Pearson mix that tugged our heart strings late last year; the album’s happy-ever-after title; even its production presents a united front. Caro and Garcia share vocal duties throughout, singing every line side by side as if they were one being. (Granted, a being that can't really sing, but they're carrying on the great French tradition of vocalists whose accent far outweighs their ability, from Serge Gainsbourg to Miss Kittin.) The couple’s double-edged voice is supported by instruments that chime in together, like the twin guitars of ‘Dead Souls’, which reinforce this atmosphere of absolute harmony. But the lyrics tell a different story…



Well, all i can say is that Buddha Bar used parts of this CD in their last release ( Buddha Bar IX )
They arent well known but my advice is listen to this cd its amazing ...

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