Cassis Birgit

CASSIS & THE SYMPATHIES just released a new album: more acoustic, exciting - accordion driven Pop/Chansons with many sweet spots and up to 4 part harmonies. ANALOG LOVE features legendary bassist Herbie Flowers (Walk on the Wild Side), 'guitar-god Chris Spedding', Famiola genius Lev 'Ljova' Zhurbin..... The album is produced by CASSIS mostly with Robby Baier and features 22 players. It has been recorded in New York, Massachussetts, Southern England and Berlin. d Massachusetts). Sound magician Joe Lambert provided his final mastering touch. Award winning designer Gabi Schies is working on the intriguing album design! And a new haunting music video is in the making. Watch out!
Analog Love – Cassis and the Sympathies (Wunderblumenmusik)
Benign, serene coming down from the clouds willfully we slow dive into Analog Love, a neon lit lounge, default setting on sultry, though soon enough we allow the lady to take our hand and dance us into a wide open cinema land.This is new wave old romantic, ambient, impulsive, addictive, a darker Julee Cruise, a content Nico, still slightly dangerous, a sweetly lethal bubblegum, deep blue tripping over the rhythm disguised as sighs.There is that skewed perspective that Lydia Lunch gave on Queen Of Siam, though this time the chanteuse is backed by a mixture of Yello and seemingly old time wicked jazz musicians playing for their souls.In these songs disturbing desire is just, always JUST, a finger click away. These are invitations to a languid version of Hell, an acceptably edgy version of Heaven. Piano and Accordion entice and bewitch in the guise of slick warped ballads, tears and escape, they urge us to close our eyes andSink.A cool journey away from the modern normal. NBT (Next Big Thing Review)
The songs are fuel for Cassis' filmmusic. She wrote GIRL TIME for the Oscar nominated 'Ferry Tales'. .. Check out Cassis' videos at: www.youtube.com/cassisvision
You can purchase songs of the albums HEARTCORE , YOU ARE HERE and FLYPAPERTHIN on Amazon and at the itunes music store! Just search for CASSIS or CASSIS & THE SYMPATHIES Please don't forget to send us a little review!
Download a podcast of Cassis' latest film music album 'boxerin' featuring Herbie Flowers, Lars Schuy and Claire Lacey: on www.filmmusicvision.comTo purchase the albums click on:
ANALOG LOVE
HEARTCORE
YOU ARE HERE
FLYPAPERTHIN
Current European Radio Playlist: - Mark Watkins Music Show  -  U.K. radio 30.01.10 - Diana FM  -  Portugese radio 30.01.10 - Wermelin  -  Swedish radio 31.01.10 - The Overflow  -  U.K. radio 04.02.10 - A Shake Of Music  -  Dutch radio 04.02.10 - RadioGirl  -  Dutch radio 06.02.10 - Roots Revival  -  Belgium radio, A-rotation, February, 2010 - Radio Eins, Berlin, Fanny Tanck
“The songs on ‘Analog Love’ all have a natural fit as ideal music for movie soundtracks. Lo-fi piano and accordion based musical soundscapes with extraordinary vocals from a gifted lady. This album will be cherished to play during the forthcoming warm summer nights.” – www.rootstime.be
Analog Love – Cassis and the Sympathies (Wunderblumenmusik) Benign, serene coming down from the clouds willfully we slow dive into Analog Love, a neon lit lounge, default setting on sultry, though  soon enough we allow the lady to take our hand and dance us into a wide open cinema land. This is new wave old romantic, ambient, impulsive, addictive, a darker Julee Cruise, a content Nico, still slightly dangerous, a sweetly lethal bubblegum, deep blue tripping over the rhythm disguised as sighs. There is that skewed perspective that Lydia Lunch gave on Queen Of Siam, though this time the chanteuse is backed by a mixture of Yello and seemingly old time wicked jazz musicians playing for their souls. In these songs disturbing desire is just, always JUST,  a finger click away. These are invitations to a languid version of Hell, an acceptably edgy version of Heaven. Piano and Accordion entice and bewitch in the guise of slick warped ballads, tears and escape, they urge us to close our eyes and Sink. A cool journey away from the modern normal. http://nbtmusic.wordpress.com/2010/02/11/the-nbt-review-50/
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