Nicole Simone Announces Free Show Backed by Arcade Fire and Beirut Members
. Her NYC band includes Arcade Fire and Beirut's touring members Kelly Pratt and Jon Natchez, as well as Mark McAdam, Dave Treut, and Kevin Thaxton. Nicole Simone recently released her debut EP to critical acclaim, including the first single "Melt" and "The Wedding Song" featuring Jason Schwartzman on drums and banjo. Although she was born in the eighties, Nicole Simone has always been fascinated with nostalgia and old films from a very young age. She writes all her music with love for creating a mood and environment of her own. Her songs transport you into old movie scenes set in a David Lynch-ian smoky nightclub, where Nicole takes the stage in front of the red plush curtains. Her haunting, intoxicating and timeless music is illustrated by a unique instrumentation of guitar, marxophone, orchestron, trumpet, mandolin, vibraphone, piano and ukulele. Nicole Simone's first music video for the song "Melt" was shot near the Joshua Tree desert. The video is an homage to one of Nicole's favorite films, Wim Wenders Paris, Texas as well as inspired by French New Wave directors such as Jean-Luc Godard and Louis Malle. You can see the stunning and intriguing music video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLGc34kFxTI FLAUNT magazine featured Nicole in their music issue alongside Bryan Ferry, Ryan Adams and Charlotte Gainsbourg. She has played support slot for artists such as Ed Harcourt, Jesca Hoop, Maria Taylor and Diane Birch. Click here to read today's full Day in Pop report Preview and Purchase Nicole Simone CDs |
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