Although
primarily remembered as an actress, Jane Birkin is a national
treasure in her adopted home of France. As muse to the late
Serge Gainsbourg she was the inspiration for some of his greatest
songs, many created after their thirteen-year domestic relationship
had ended. Speaking from Cuba where she is making a film on
the last days of Robert Louis Stevenson, at 58 Birkin retains
her crisp, chirpy British accent and remains completely committed
to Gainsbourg's songs, which will be highlighted during the
Cabaret Festival in 'Arabesque'...
Morcheeba The Antidote Liberation/FMR
Morcheeba's
first album with new vocalist and ex-Noonday Underground singer
Daisy Martey demonstrates two clear facts. Firstly, they've
made the right choice with their brassy new vocalist. While
she doesn't have Skye Edward's silky smooth style, Martey's
feistier voice allows the band to venture into new, braver
territory. Secondly, Morcheeba is and will continue to be
whatever Paul and Ross Godfrey - brothers and combined driving
force - want it to be. This second factor is what makes Morcheeba
one of the world's most fascinating groups...
The Adelaide Cabaret Festival is back
again for 2005! And it's proudly supported by your favourite street
magazine, dB!
As always, this is the place to be to find out all the latest
on what's happening at the Festival...
We're giving stuff away! And it's not just because we love you, it's because we respect
you, dear reader, and we do this kind of thing every issue.
Although
primarily remembered as an actress, Jane Birkin is a national
treasure in her adopted home of France. As muse to the late
Serge Gainsbourg she was the inspiration for some of his greatest
songs, many created after their thirteen-year domestic relationship
had ended. Speaking from Cuba where she is making a film on
the last days of Robert Louis Stevenson, at 58 Birkin retains
her crisp, chirpy British accent and remains completely committed
to Gainsbourg's songs, which will be highlighted during the
Cabaret Festival in 'Arabesque'...
Morcheeba's
first album with new vocalist and ex-Noonday Underground singer
Daisy Martey demonstrates two clear facts. Firstly, they've
made the right choice with their brassy new vocalist. While
she doesn't have Skye Edward's silky smooth style, Martey's
feistier voice allows the band to venture into new, braver
territory. Secondly, Morcheeba is and will continue to be
whatever Paul and Ross Godfrey - brothers and combined driving
force - want it to be. This second factor is what makes Morcheeba
one of the world's most fascinating groups...
