Loened Fall - Start da lac'ho (2025) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Loened Fall
- Title: Start da lac'ho
- Year Of Release: 2025
- Label: Arfolk
- Genre: Folk
- Quality: FLAC 24/96000; 16/44100
- Total Time: 01:11:45
- Total Size: 502; 1511 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
This new album by Loened Fall, highly anticipated for over ten years, marks the group's return with the arrival of Ronan Le Dissez on the talabarder. Delayed first by a band member's health issues and then by the Covid crisis, the project was finally brought to fruition with a renewed appetite, both on stage and in the studio. This energy is reflected in Loened Fall's new tracks, which more than ever delve into a "gravity within the celebration"—sometimes intimate joy, sometimes liberating rage—the hallmark of a successful dañs-tro (round dance). This is the meaning behind the album's title, an allusion to the proverb "Al loened fall zo start da lac’ho": bad beasts are hard to kill—a phrase said with a smile to congratulate someone on their recovery or endurance.
Loened Fall owes this resilience, which allows them to celebrate the long tradition of traditional music, to a "family" of musician friends who regularly lend their support. It was natural to invite two of their most consistent companions to participate in this album: singer Nolùen Le Buhé and violinist Pierre Stéphan, both rich with three decades of diverse experiences.
Nolùen Le Buhé will also join Marthe Vassallo for one of the two "breathers" recorded in the studio: two melodic miniatures that will bring the poetic sound of the Dulcitone (a rare 19th-century keyboard, similar to a celesta) and the breath of a great binou player, Jean Baron, Ronan Le Dissez's "partner." These two tracks are conceived as those moments in the middle of a celebration when you step out of the room to breathe some calm, fresh air... before diving back into the dance with renewed vigor.
Tracklist:
1-1 Loened Fall - Ar bloavezh 1932 I (Plin, ton simpl) [4:49]
1-2 Loened Fall - Bal du Coldu (Plin, bal) [1:46]
1-3 Loened Fall - Ar bloavezh 1932 II (Plin, ton doubl) [5:57]
1-4 Loened Fall - Pa basan 'barzh ar gêr-mañ (Pourlet) [7:45]
1-5 Loened Fall;Noluen Le Buhe - A pa oen-me bihan (Hanter-dro) [6:52]
1-6 Loened Fall - Valse d'Anaëlle - Valse des yeux en capote de fiacre [4:55]
1-7 Loened Fall - Etreamb-ni, bambocherion [2:38]
1-8 Loened Fall - Distro ar martolod I (Gavotenn, ton simpl) [5:58]
1-9 Loened Fall - Son ar c'hwenn (Gavotenn, tamm kreiz) [3:43]
1-10 Loened Fall;Noluen Le Buhe - Distro ar martolod II (Gavotenn, ton doubl) [6:52]
1-11 Loened Fall;Noluen Le Buhe - Daou avalig ruz (Carte blanche à Nolùen Le Buhé) [2:13]
1-12 Loened Fall - Mari-Louiz bepred (Kost ar c'hoad) [6:00]
1-13 Loened Fall - Jañ Bihan Poulichen I (Fisel, ton simpl) [4:16]
1-14 Loened Fall - Pa vez pignet ar sonerien (Fisel, bal) [2:20]
1-15 Loened Fall - Jañ Bihan Poulichen II (Fisel, ton doubl) [5:41]
Loened Fall owes this resilience, which allows them to celebrate the long tradition of traditional music, to a "family" of musician friends who regularly lend their support. It was natural to invite two of their most consistent companions to participate in this album: singer Nolùen Le Buhé and violinist Pierre Stéphan, both rich with three decades of diverse experiences.
Nolùen Le Buhé will also join Marthe Vassallo for one of the two "breathers" recorded in the studio: two melodic miniatures that will bring the poetic sound of the Dulcitone (a rare 19th-century keyboard, similar to a celesta) and the breath of a great binou player, Jean Baron, Ronan Le Dissez's "partner." These two tracks are conceived as those moments in the middle of a celebration when you step out of the room to breathe some calm, fresh air... before diving back into the dance with renewed vigor.
Tracklist:
1-1 Loened Fall - Ar bloavezh 1932 I (Plin, ton simpl) [4:49]
1-2 Loened Fall - Bal du Coldu (Plin, bal) [1:46]
1-3 Loened Fall - Ar bloavezh 1932 II (Plin, ton doubl) [5:57]
1-4 Loened Fall - Pa basan 'barzh ar gêr-mañ (Pourlet) [7:45]
1-5 Loened Fall;Noluen Le Buhe - A pa oen-me bihan (Hanter-dro) [6:52]
1-6 Loened Fall - Valse d'Anaëlle - Valse des yeux en capote de fiacre [4:55]
1-7 Loened Fall - Etreamb-ni, bambocherion [2:38]
1-8 Loened Fall - Distro ar martolod I (Gavotenn, ton simpl) [5:58]
1-9 Loened Fall - Son ar c'hwenn (Gavotenn, tamm kreiz) [3:43]
1-10 Loened Fall;Noluen Le Buhe - Distro ar martolod II (Gavotenn, ton doubl) [6:52]
1-11 Loened Fall;Noluen Le Buhe - Daou avalig ruz (Carte blanche à Nolùen Le Buhé) [2:13]
1-12 Loened Fall - Mari-Louiz bepred (Kost ar c'hoad) [6:00]
1-13 Loened Fall - Jañ Bihan Poulichen I (Fisel, ton simpl) [4:16]
1-14 Loened Fall - Pa vez pignet ar sonerien (Fisel, bal) [2:20]
1-15 Loened Fall - Jañ Bihan Poulichen II (Fisel, ton doubl) [5:41]
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