We’ve been collborating with some fabulous female vocalists!
Catch our songs “First Things First”, “I Do, I Remember You”, Sometimes” and “Romance!” with Toronto singer CarryTune at https://carrytune.bandcamp.com
Our new darling is the wonderfully unpredictable Berlin artist Sue (Angel In Trouble). We’re working on more new new material with her. Catch our songs “Mann-O-Mann”, “Angel Space Rock” and “Don’t You Try To” at https://lunasam.bandcamp.com
We’re currently mixing two new songs with Belgian slam poet Ysul. You can hear our first three songs, “Course folle”, “La plage”, and “Anémone” on https://lunasam.bandcamp.com
Last, but not least, American singer Kimberly Noble, now based in Germany. We’ve recorded 9 songs with Kim, heading for a CD release. You can hear “Talk To Me”, “Spend The Money”, “Going Out” and “Outside” at https://lunasam.bandcamp.com
Lunasam de la ville de Québec lance son nouveau single, “Course folle” avec la chanteuse Ysul de Bruxelles. Ce single sera bientôt disponible sur tous les services de streaming et sur : https://lunasam.bandcamp.com/track/course-folle-feat-ysul
Le vidéo pour la chanson “Course folle” est visionnable ici :
Ysul est une chanteuse qui mélange le rap et le slam avec des sonorités pop. Parmis ses chansons solos: Son premier single inspiré de la crise sanitaire en collaboration avec G prod, “Je m’efface” Son deuxième, “La tête”
Course folle est une exploration du thème de la fuite en milieu urbain en pleine période de pandémie, où l’on désire en même temps la compagnie des autres et de demeurer seul car “L’enfer, c’est les autres” comme l’expliquait Sartre!
(December 5, 2020)
Quebec City duo Lunasam have just released a single, “The Redhead”, with musicians from Germany, the U.S and the UK. The single is available on all the streaming services through:
Lunasam are Bertrand and Robert, two brothers who have been recording music together since 1979 and are now focusing on producing. Their first 7 inch single was released in 1981, and this is their first new official offering since their self-titled indie CD in 2008. “The Redhead”, originally created by Bertrand, features vocals by British belter Dave Edwards. UK bassist Tony “Redfish” Gee also provided the bulk of the lyrics. Guitars are provided by Eric Rosenthal and Robert, the latter responsible for the instrumental break and synthesizer solos that follow. The bouncy song has a decidedly retro futuristic feel and mindset, with plenty of synths and surprises, and has been described as something The Cars would have loved to have penned in the late seventies.. Yet didn’t.
The credits for “The Redhead”:
Bertrand (Quebec City, Canada): song and theme, synths, arrangement, mix and production
Robert (Quebec City, Canada): break and last verse guitars, Wasp synth
Eric Rosenthal (Xenia, Ohio, USA): lead and rhythm guitars
Tony “Redfish” Gee (Leighton Buzzard, United Kingdom): bass
Minime (Dingenskirchen, Germany): chorus synth
Dave Edwards (Rugeley Staffordshire, United Kingdom): vocals
Lyrics: Dave, Redfish, Bertrand
In the next few months, Lunasam are promising to release six singles as a trio with American female vocalist Kim Noble, leading up to a compilation EP next year.
Contact Information: bertrandlunasam@gmail.com
Web site: lunasam.com
December 5, 2020
Fiery “Redhead” single released by veteran band Lunasam and an international team of musicians
Quebec City duo Lunasam have just released a single, “The Redhead”, with musicians from Germany, the U.S and the UK. The single is available on all the streaming services through:
Lunasam are Bertrand and Robert, two brothers who have been recording music together since 1979 and are now focusing on producing. Their first 7 inch single was released in 1981, and this is their first new official offering since their self-titled indie CD in 2008. “The Redhead”, originally created by Bertrand, features vocals by British belter Dave Edwards. UK bassist Tony “Redfish” Gee also provided the bulk of the lyrics. Guitars are provided by Eric Rosenthal and Robert, the latter responsible for the instrumental break and synthesizer solos that follow. The bouncy song has a decidedly retro futuristic feel and mindset, with plenty of synths and surprises, and has been described as something The Cars would have loved to have penned in the late seventies.. Yet didn’t.
The credits for “The Redhead”:
Bertrand (Quebec City, Canada): song and theme, Jupiter 8, ARP 2600 and Mini V3 synths, drums, arrangement, mix and production
Robert (Quebec City, Canada): break and last verse guitars, Wasp synth
Eric Rosenthal (Xenia, Ohio, USA): lead and rhythm guitars
Tony “Redfish” Gee (Leighton Buzzard, United Kingdom): bass
Minime (Dingenskirchen, Germany): chorus synth
Dave “The Singer” Edwards (Rugeley Staffordshire, United Kingdom): vocals
Lyrics: Dave, Redfish, Bertrand
In the next few months, Lunasam are promising to release six singles as a trio with American female vocalist Kim Noble, leading up to a compilation EP next year.
Contact Information: bertrandlunasam@gmail.com
Web site: lunasam.com
Risky Whiskey : all instruments and vocals by Robert, except saxophones by Daniel Pelletier. Roadie, coach and cocktail mix: Bertrand. Recorded at Dan’s in Cacuna and at Bob’s in Quebec City.
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