Looks like it's available as a vinyl, CD, & digital download. You can order from Amazon, though curiously the vinyl comes out later (March 31st) than the CD (March 17th). iTunes has the digital download. I saw on twitter that spinningdiscssheffield.co.uk has a presale for the vinyl & can acquire the CD as well.
Again, seems like the vocal is so up on the mix. Like the recent recording of Happy New Year Baby. I can't hear past it. Did Jarvis suddenly fall in love with his voice? He used to disparage it quite regularly, but these songs are all breath and upfront. Absolutely no echo or reverb or anything.
-- Edited by Frisko2000 on Tuesday 31st of January 2017 05:24:56 PM
Again, seems like the vocal is so up on the mix. Like the recent recording of Happy New Year Baby. I can't hear past it. Did Jarvis suddenly fall in love with his voice? He used to disparage it quite regularly, but these songs are all breath and upfront. Absolutely no echo or reverb or anything.
-- Edited by Frisko2000 on Tuesday 31st of January 2017 05:24:56 PM
From the samples, i guess their way of thinking was to produce a natural, almost live record. and with every piano based records, the voice is pushed upfront, coz the piano can't be the main instrument on "pop" songs on a whole record, unlike a guitar, which is has an instrument that can fill a whole recording.
The best example i could give is this one : Painted From Memory by Elvis Costello Burt Bacharach
It's a record i listened to a lot when i was younger. I wonder if Jarvis has a soft spot for it, coz the concept sound very samey, though they didn't mention any drums
Costello's voice is pushed upfront
-- Edited by andy on Tuesday 31st of January 2017 07:09:09 PM
First impressions on Tearjerker : it's very piano bar-ish, imagine you are in the movie Lost in Translation, drinking brandy in an hotel bar full of strangers and there's a crooner singing along a simple piano.
Tearjerker Returns is the same tune with strings, it's an instrumental
Overall, this is a nice tune, if the rest is of that quality, it will be a different album to add to the collection. Not Pulp, not Jarvis solo, well not for the most part, but a bit sounding like I Will Kill Again or Baby's Coming Back to Me.
There's a website for the album now, you can hear both version of "Tearjerker" in full - www.room29.tv/
Additionally, I'd like to add the lyrics to the wiki but there's no page for the album or the song yet & i'm not sure where it should go. Jarvis side projects, perhaps?
-- Edited by iwatch-thebees on Wednesday 1st of February 2017 10:27:25 PM
Thank you for the Bibo no Azoro advise. Very beautiful music.
I like "Tearjerker". I tried to follwo the lyrics but I could't understand them all. What I understood made me think of O.U.
She's at the station
because she's leaving town
Oh, you can stop her
if you get out of bed
Do you think that is a similar situation?
You are such a jerk
you are a tearjerker
you don't need a girlfriend
you need a social worker
She's waiting at the airport
you're in your hotelroom
with someone who doesn't know you
Look what I've found! A video, made in the Philharmonie in Cologne, two years ago. I was ill and couldn't go (well it was sold out anyway). but isn't it nice?
Chilly Gonzales said in a recent interview (cant remember if it was the RedBull lecture or this weeks Nerdist podcast) that he and Jarvis have been working on this project for 6/7 years.