Jane Birkin - Lolita Go Home Artist_Dave Brubeck The album moves from mellow

The album moves from mellow soulful moods

This work is also described as a response to The Crusaders

The album includes an INDIES ONLY exclusive bonus 45 single with two extra tracks ‘Machine Vision’ and ‘Seventh Mirror’ available with the vinyl edition of this amazing and ground-breaking new album

Since releasing a recording with Ethiopian singer Tesfaye Negatu

and production were done by the same creator

Jane Birkin - Lolita Go Home Artist_Dave Brubeck The album moves from mellowSerge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin take Jane's ever growing trash rock aesthetic into the Euro club world of the 70s and the result is an insane batch of tracks that are among Birkin's craziest work of the decade! She sings with an incredibly deadpan style as you'll hear especially on the English language versions of "What Is This Thing Called Love" and "Where Or When" and the arrangements by J P Sabar have a spare electric quality that work perfectly