Singer: Psychic Dancehall
Title: Dreamers
Label: Art Fag Recordings ‎– AF 016
Type: Vinyl, LP
Country: US
Date of released: 2011
Category: Rock
Style:
Size MP3 zip: 1763 mb
Size FLAC zip: 1726 mb
Rating: 4.8✭
Format: MP3 MP1 FLAC AC3 AU RA AA APE FLAC

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	White City
A2	A Love That Kills Written-By – Dorian Wartime, Sylvia Innocent
A3	Long Lost Lover Written By – RodwayWritten-By – Lloyd Barnes
A4	Sylvia Of The Flowers
A5	He Hit Me And It Felt Like A Kiss Written-By – Goffin And King
B1	Where The Boys Fear To Cruise
B2	Out Of The Vale, Into The Void
B3	No One Ever Tells You Written-By – Goffin And King, Phil Spector
B4	Pretty Dream
B5	Skyway

Notes

With every relationship comes the creation of a brand new world. When Psychic Dancehall’s Dorian Wartime and Sylvia Innocent took an apartment in a run-down section of San Diego during the rainiest period in the city’s history and set about creating their world together, they’d no idea that fate and the weather would conspire to make that world worth sharing.
Their apartment was adjacent to a drag bar where Innocent and Wartime would go every night. Trapped in their little house all day, venturing down to the bar, as well as to the Red Wing, the lesbian bar down the street, was really their only escape. The two felt safe and welcomed by the communities there and related vignettes of their nocturnal adventures back to one another when they went home.
These experiences began to transform themselves into songs. Both being musicians, tinkering away with samples and keyboards was the most natural way for the couple to share their moments together and make them into something whole. “A Love that Kills,” a slightly sinister toe-tapper with a Serge Gainsbourg twinge and a reverb-heavy, breathy chorus, is a play between dark and light. “White City” was born from a fortunate mistake—the couple’s next-door neighbor Lexus was locked out of her apartment one night, and came over while waiting to get her keys. Lexus was famous for her karaoke skill, and together the three wrote the song’s hook.
Dreamers is timelessly emotional, akin to the experimentation of Arthur Russell or Scott Walker, and like those artists, Psychic Dancehall could have come from any era. It’s music that translates feeling into sound, takes away the particulars of experience so one can make sense of the many parts of life.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode: 655035016610

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