She's Green - Swallowtail - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

With her new album InchGreenInch, Swiss artist Seraina Telli unveils a bold musical evolution - personal, clear, and conceptually ambitious. The title is no coincidence InchMusic appears in colors to me - and Green is the first color in a larger project,Inch she explains. Thematically, the album revolves around responsibility - to others, the environment, and oneself.Musically, InchGreenInch explores new territory, featuring more electronic elements and a deliberate move away from traditional rock arrangements. Telli's songwriting takes center stage, supported by producer Rico Horber. The result is a collection of diverse, emotionally rich tracks that blend pop, alternative Rock, and balladic depth combined with Telli's crisp and distinctive sound.Her lyrics span from social commentary (InchConsequencesInch) to deeply personal reflections (InchGoldInch) and empowering anthems like InchLet It All OutInch, which call for self-expression and authenticity. Telli presents herself more vulnerably than ever - showing that true strength often lies in openness.InchGreenInch marks the beginning of a new creative chapter - a statement for more depth, consciousness, and sincerity in modern music.

Green Seagull - Smoke And Mirrors [COMPACT DISCS] date 05/08/2026

Formed in Brooklyn in 1998, The Essex Green released four albums between 1999 and 2006. They became one of the few bands from the Northeast to be associated with the groundbreaking Elephant 6 Collective. Their unique blend of harmony-infused pop music culminated in the 2006 of Cannibal Sea. Sasha Bell, Jeff Baron, and Christopher Ziter were last seen together in the late aughts, waving from their van as they bid farewell to Brooklyn. And then, the unthinkable The Essex Green went silent. But why? Legal cannabis? Climate change? Bad oysters? Nothing so dramatic. It was a simple promise made among them to chase down their separate dreams Baron to build a houseboat and navigate the mighty Allegheny, Monongahela, and Ohio Rivers; Ziter to return to his home state of Vermont and lead local fermentation efforts; and Bell to decamp to Montana to study elk rutting.