Jean-Marc Lederman launches ‘Experience the last broadcast on earth’ album featuring 13 singers and bands from 8 countries, in 4 languages
Frank M Spinath (Seabound/Ghost & Writer), Froxeanne (The Frozen Autumn), Tom Shear (Assemblage 23) and Julianne Regan (All About Eve) are just a few of the 13 singers which have collaborated on the exquisite new album by Belgian electronic music pioneer Jean-Marc Lederman. The album is available as a digipak, a free app with a videogame and a virtual jukebox. Add to that a dedicated website with all parts of a sonic idea spread over several platforms (IOS/Android/PC/MAc) for different experiences.
The track list is as follows:
- Schau Mit Liebe with Frank M. Spinath
- DJ Kling Klang intervention with Bertrand Burgalat
- So Long with Jay P. Aston
- The Last Love Song with Anna Domino
- Never Take Fire by Ghost & Writer
- The Reassuring Undertone with Dark Poem
- L’amour c’est la mort with Jacques Duvall
- Funky Town
- Intervention from Matt Johnson (The The)
- The Killing Woods
- The Last Phone Call by The Weathermen
- Yumemite Aino (I Was Dreaming Of You) with Takeko Akamatsu
- No Regrets with Froxeanne
- Into My Arms with Jenna F.
- Wolves by Mari & The Ghost
- I Love You, Sandy with Tom Shear
- Good Night with Sam Devos
- Dreams Are All Faded Away with Julianne Regan
- …
Below you can enjoy the album trailer. The release is out on the Belgian OFF label.
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