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The most rewarding of the pieces for toys on the program. A fairground tune unfolded on the toy piano, a bittersweet interlude evoked loss, and a syncopated bluesy melody evolved in a melancholic haze.
The New York Times Anne Brochet found a musical parallel. The melodies and sound inserts of Michael Wookey come in delicate attire in a film where intimacy and fantasy, reflection and playfulness are balanced. - Le Monde A brilliant composer of lunatic cabaret songs. LES INROCKUPTIBLES - JD Beauvallet Cajun music and New Orleans jazz are never far. A whimsical, playful world with a few melancholic strokes and carnival-like frenzy. Obsküre Magazine (Mai-Juin 2013) A charming formula with plenty of unique arrangement ideas and the same kind of energy as in Patrick Watson's music. France Musique - Vincent Théval - LABEL POP From string-filled popsongs that could have been composed by Sufjan Stevens to sparkling folk ballads through to darker tones, these songs are flawless! POPNEWS |
