Name: Simone Felice
Brand: Simone Felice

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2012-04-02

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1 / CD / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Simone Felice

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this hotly anticipated solo debut will surprise some people expecting more of the slightly hippy folk and funk influences that were evident on the two duke and the king releases. simone felices career has seen him move on from the band influenced ramshackle clatter of the felice brothers to the smoother and sunnier duke and the king to this current presentation where he appears as if reborn into a more austere and starker world. this world is mixed up, comprised of regret and happiness, grateful to be alive but aware of the sins committed in the name of mankind. gone are the country songs and the donovan dippiness; instead theres a church like devotional feel to many of the songs here. its a broad church however, able to encompass the celebratory hallelujah happy clappy praise of you &amp; i belong and the sombre hey bobby rae with its organ and choir accompaniment. its fair to say however that apart from the sense of joy delivered on you &amp; i belong the overall feel of this album is introspective, at times doom laden and populated by ghosts

Music GB