Listening to Quinquis on Radio Paradise

thought my earbuds were glitching.. sounds like full boxes being dropped on the floor in time to the beat

Posted 2 months ago by Btravelen [ Reply ]

lily34 wrote:

damn, that's quite dark. not for me.

The song appears to be about the fact that we are all fated to die. To label this as dark seems to me in itself a rather dark point of view. The song might as well be an ode to life: from a baby's mumblings to the dried skin of old age. If life's what you make it, as the saying goes, then so is death. I see no darkness here.

Posted 7 months ago by Exebeche [ Reply ]

I wouldn't normally listen to this but where else might the musically curious get such a wide tasting menu of the extraordinary diversity of music-making. I'm giving it an 8 because it's ... well, to my ears, rather nicely weird.

Posted 1 year ago by Edweirdo [ Reply ]

Sad seeing that 5.8 rating. We must be getting a lot of younger kids in here looking for Adele and Rosalia.

Posted 1 year ago by timmus [ Reply ]

No Wikipedia page and I reckon, good on her. First time (Sept'23) I've heard this tune and she's done a good job.
Seems she's spent the summer sailing with her husband (as renowned French violinist) around Scotland, the Orkneys, Shetlands and Faroes, performing at small festivals on the way.
Superb... sharing her music without succumbing to the temptations and tribulations of fame.

Posted 1 year ago by alouvoss [ Reply ]

Mister_P wrote:

Here are the lyrics (in english):

Restart (Adkrog)

Murmur murmur
Tell me my fate
Hum hum
Sing your psalm

Stupor
Hit me
Sensation
Grow within me

My sap
Dries out
As melts
My strength
My sap
Dries out
And death is inevitable

damn, that's quite dark. not for me.

Posted 1 year ago by lily34 [ Reply ]

Mister_P wrote:

Here are the lyrics (in english):

Restart (Adkrog)

Murmur murmur
Tell me my fate
Hum hum
Sing your psalm

Stupor
Hit me
Sensation
Grow within me

My sap
Dries out
As melts
My strength
My sap
Dries out
And death is inevitable

Thank you!

Posted 1 year ago by Signwrtr61 [ Reply ]

Mister_P wrote:

Here are the lyrics (in english):

Restart (Adkrog)

Murmur murmur
Tell me my fate
Hum hum
Sing your psalm

Stupor
Hit me
Sensation
Grow within me

My sap
Dries out
As melts
My strength
My sap
Dries out
And death is inevitable

Just out of curiosity: do you folks speak/understand Breton in Québec?

Posted 1 year ago by Lemmes [ Reply ]

thewiseking wrote:

She is definitely my type

Too bad she's already taken--married to Yann Tiersen, who composed the music for Amélie.

Posted 1 year ago by damonlazer [ Reply ]

She is definitely my type

Posted 1 year ago by thewiseking [ Reply ]

Summ, summ, summ, Christkind summ herum!

Posted 1 year ago by samstag [ Reply ]

QUINQUIS?!
Probably they don't know what Quinqui means in Spanish...

Posted 2 years ago by qosforever [ Reply ]

I enjoy this song but for me it always triggers the thought of an Orc march from the LOTR movies.

Posted 2 years ago by Jayesea [ Reply ]

Strange
Cool
Exactly why I listen to RP
Thanks again guys

Posted 2 years ago by michael_crf [ Reply ]

Is that background created by blowing into a microphone?

Posted 2 years ago by unclehud [ Reply ]

Kept waiting for the tempo to kick in and start getting after it...seemed like it should...but then nothing. Expectations not met. Sad face.

Posted 2 years ago by sfoster66 [ Reply ]

bialia wrote:

This is cool, and the vibe reminds me a bit of the late 90s/early 2000s.

With a late 60's into 70's Sci Fi cover art

Posted 2 years ago by jpfueler [ Reply ]

vandal wrote:

What is the original language?

Breton: a French regional

Posted 2 years ago by PinkSo [ Reply ]

Her voice reminds me of Beth Gibbons from Portishead, and the lyrics remind me of early Cocteau Twins (in that I have no idea what she's singing, but I'm OK with it).

Posted 2 years ago by jkamm14 [ Reply ]

Mister_P wrote:

Here are the lyrics (in english):

Restart (Adkrog)

Murmur murmur
Tell me my fate
Hum hum
Sing your psalm

Stupor
Hit me
Sensation
Grow within me

My sap
Dries out
As melts
My strength
My sap
Dries out
And death is inevitable

What is the original language?

Posted 2 years ago by vandal [ Reply ]

!got my attention away from what I was doing!
!I'm glad I have a sub-woofer in my office!

Posted 2 years ago by 1jerry [ Reply ]

This is cool, and the vibe reminds me a bit of the late 90s/early 2000s.

Posted 2 years ago by bialia [ Reply ]

Wow, me likee mucho. Hard to get more eclectic that this. She is certainly pushing the edge of the envelope.

Posted 2 years ago by bitbanger [ Reply ]

QUINQUIS [pronounced kɛ̃kis]

(aka Émilie Tiersen) – is a multidisciplinary Breton artist. Over two albums and several years Émilie recorded and released under the name 'Tiny Feet' but the recent name change, which pays homage to her personal and family history by referencing her maiden name, represents a fresh start musically.

The first track released, ‘Adkrog’ – which aptly translates as ‘Start Again’ -showcases QUINQUIS’ soothing yet unpredictable pulsations, feeling as though a new world is awakening and working out its newfound surroundings. “It’s about finding the energy in environment and nature,” she explains. “When I was feeling desperate, I sat outside and I prayed for nature to give me some answers. This song is about that – if you just let go then nature gives you an answer.”

She's collaborating with producer and artist Gareth Jones (Sunroof, Liars, Depeche Mode and Apparat) and also touring in Europe with collaborator, husband and labelmate Yann Tiersen.

Posted 2 years ago by Mister_P [ Reply ]

Here are the lyrics (in english):

Restart (Adkrog)

Murmur murmur
Tell me my fate
Hum hum
Sing your psalm

Stupor
Hit me
Sensation
Grow within me

My sap
Dries out
As melts
My strength
My sap
Dries out
And death is inevitable

Posted 2 years ago by Mister_P [ Reply ]

I don't know what the hell she is singing but it works for me.

Posted 2 years ago by crispynz1 [ Reply ]