DG Solaris – Tellisford Loop
Danny Green’s return tells of the fatigue of family joys, but above all represents a necessary work to reaffirm – first and foremost to himself – his quality as a songwriter
Danny Green’s return tells of the fatigue of family joys, but above all represents a necessary work to reaffirm – first and foremost to himself – his quality as a songwriter
Love is a wonderful thing, married life is great, so is family and hot breakfasts in the morning. All banalities? Maybe… but the beauty of DG Solaris‘ debut lies in their ability to make sappy truths like these appear fresh and inviting. Just as fresh and inviting as the sounds that support the twelve tracks…
We told you about Laish here. But in the meantime they published a new album, so we have to talk about them again. And it’s a pleasure to do it, because the new record of Danny Green, the exclusive owner of the company name, is yet another delight. Let’s see… It starts with “The sand…
There is a lonely man in a room. The room is a kitchen. The kitchen is a mess. He cleared up quickly and without much care. He’s probably been clearing up quickly and without much care for months. Around him the companies of a lifetime: books, music, poetry. But tonight they do not serve to…