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We Are Revolution delivers yet another song that manages to mix those contradictory feelings of euphoria and melancholy. “Tropical” is driving though the city at night, with a heart both acing of lost love and bursting with joy. “Tropical” could be a John Huges film turned into a dance track by Pet Shop Boys. Or as We Are Revolution put it themselves, “We aim to make dancefloor classics for modern lovers.”

We are proud to release the second single from the forthcoming debut album by We Are Revolution.

My Land is Your Soul – New single by Alexandre Saada out today!

If you haven’t already done it, make sure to check out Pulse by Roya.

“Pulse is still a very layered and detailed excursion, re-visiting several different sonic landscapes in the world of electronica and minimal wave. I hear traces of Ladytron, progressive electro, DAF and sometimes even goth. Roya has the courage to cross borders, with integrity and elegance.” 8/10 – Release Magazine

“Någonstans i gränslandet mellan den mest drömska gothen och tung body rör hon sig, med känsla för både dynamik och melodier. Inspirerande!” 8/10 – 482 MHz

“Låtarna får på något sätt en perfekt balans, på samma gång effektivt avskalade och fulla av ljud och rytmer” 5/5 Hifi & Musik

In case you didn’t notice – This World is not for Us by Alexandre Saada is out! Sad and beautiful French pop music at it’s very best. Go listen!

Yes, we know – Alexandre has already released two beautiful singles on Labrador but we haven’t officially introduced him to you. So here we go:

 Jazz improviser, composer of movie soundtracks or simply songwriter, Alexandre Saada takes us where his synesthetic musician’s fingers guide him. From this neurological bug transforming musical chords into sound textures, this French pianist from a family of uprooted people – his father left Tunisia as a teenager and his mother left Algeria in the middle of the war – made his instrument a stateless object.

At the age of 4, this merchant son from Avignon climbed for the first time on a piano seat. Eleven years later, this jazzman born in the first light of punk (1977) made his first concerts. Hundreds of jazz concerts and recordings later Alexandre, now based in Paris, decides to group his songs, objects that he produces with precision, contrary to his improvised tracks. His meeting with the singer and author Mélissa Bon (ex-The Voice) helped him to give birth to twelve tracks which will constitute his first singer’s album.

On Songs For A Flying Man, Alexandre is flying through a sky populated by stars such as Nick Drake, Elliot Smith and Mercury Rev.

Welcome to the Labrador family Alexandre!