Flore Laurnetienne - Volume 1

Flore Laurnetienne - Volume 1Volume I inaugurates a series of orchestral synergies from Flore Laurentienne, the vessel of Canadian composer Mathieu David Gagnon. Born near the St. Lawrence River, the classically trained musician channels the nature, grandeur and light of his formative environment into spectral hues of early progressive rock and the compositional art of fugue. Volume I breaks through the classical and popular music milieu to arrive at expansive horizons of

"Over The Moon" is pure mood music that puts Surprise Chef's restraint and tasteful use of space front and center while "Spiky Boi" is a frantic upbeat number drenched in percussion and keyboards

The album was written and recorded during late 1970 and early 1971

Initiated by Hervé Riesen

The previous incarnation featured several other artists from the bruk foundation era

and with her own music gained experience with the process of composing

and you’ll find yourself humming parts hours later

This week in heaven W

Pipes of Peace was the source of international hit singles such as "Say Say Say" (recorded with Michael Jackson) and the title track

This limited edition vinyl brings new life to the album that started it all

a triumphal

with the duo serving harmonies and 'guitarmonies' galore throughout the record

the Hawaiian native who now resides in Los Angeles