Au Revoir Simone

The Brooklyn indie pop outfit Au Revoir Simone features Heather D’Angelo (vocals/drum machine/keyboard), Erika Forster (vocals/keyboard), and Annie Hart (vocals/keyboard). Borrowing their name from a character within the Tim Burton humor Pee-Wee’s Big Experience, the Casio-centric group emerged together in past due 2003, when Forster and Hart befriended each other whilst travelling by teach from Vermont to NY. From there, they truly became fast close friends and began composing songs collectively. D’Angelo and Sung Bin Recreation area (key pad/vocals) were put into the dreamy pop fray after adding to many practice classes, but Park remaining in January 2005 to pursue additional projects. A 12 months later on, Au Revoir Simone released their debut recording, Verses of Comfort and ease, Guarantee & Salvation. It had been self-released in america and made an appearance around the Moshi Moshi label throughout European countries. Additionally, the track “With the Backyards” was contained in the time of year finale to Grey’s Anatomy that springtime, thus improving the trio’s profile. Au Revoir Simone’s second recording, The Parrot of Music, premiered one year later on, while a track-by-track remix from the record made an appearance in 2008 beneath the name Change Migration. The trio’s third record, Still Evening, Still Light, was made by Thom Monahan and released by Our Magic formula Record Business in springtime of 2009. After going for a lengthy break through the music group, where each member pursued their very own specific musical pathways, the music group reunited to record and discharge their fourth record in past due 2013. Co-produced with the trio and Jorge Elbrecht from the music group Violens, Move around in Spectrums was released on legendary manufacturer Richard Gottehrer’s revived Quick Records label.