Pink Flo

Introducing FLO’s debut album: Access All Areas. A body of work imbued with FLO’s unapologetic, contagious force.

Introducing FLO’s debut album: Access All Areas. A body of work imbued with FLO’s unapologetic, contagious force.

Blue is inspired by water in its various forms. I chose to write the album for Beth & Flo after discovering their ability to play brilliantly together in a vast array of styles.

This ensemble's first project, "The Waves", borrows its words from Virginia Woolf to tell sensual stories filled with images of the natural world. Double bass, cello, viola, violin and voice enter in dialogue to paint a poetic fresco that is at once fragile,melancholic, poignant, and luminous.

The forest. An ecosystem in which the most diverse forms of life interlock in a highly complex way, interacting, reacting to and with each other. A habitat in which rugged beauty and filigree grace occur at the same time. And last but not least, a biotope for little-domesticated creatures.

Flo Morrissey releases her stunning debut album, 'Tomorrow Will Be Beautiful,' on Glassnote Records. Recorded in Los Angeles with Noah Georgeson (Devendra Banhart, Joanna Newsom) and in Paris with Philippe Zdar (Phoenix, Cassius), the album is a sublime introduction to the 20-year-old Londoner, whose single, 'Pages Of Gold,' has already garnered international acclaim. Morrissey penned all ten original songs on 'Tomorrow Will Be Beautiful' and plays guitar and piano on the album.

Also in the second episode of your Projects, the duo Les Confidences Sonorus is dedicated to the amazing original repertoire for flute and harp of the "post-Debussy time".

Also in the second episode of your Projects, the duo Les Confidences Sonorus is dedicated to the amazing original repertoire for flute and harp of the "post-Debussy time".

With The Early Years 1965-1972, the members of Pink Floyd dug into their archives and explored the beginnings of their career to offer a CD collection of 27 records with 7 CDs that include unreleased material.

Co-directed by Roger Waters and David Gilmour, The Wall, Pink Floyd's eleventh studio album, was released in the UK on November 30, 1979 on the Harvest record label and in the United States on December 8, 1979 on Columbia.