Lia Mice: I Love You (Vinyl LP)
Old Flame Records
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Lia Mice is the experimental pop project of Eleanor C Mice (nee Logan). After spending her teens touring Australia in punk and soul groups she lurked the Brooklyn noise scene for half a decade. In late 2012 at the end of a European tour in support of her debut solo album (originally released under the moniker Happy New Year) she became stranded in France when her return flight to Brooklyn was cancelled due to Hurricane Sandy. Waiting for her replacement flight, she passed the time in Lyon penning songs in a friend's living room. Within a week she had decided to relocate to France for good. The songs became the genesis of I LOVE YOU - LiaMice's second solo album, and first experiment in danceable tempos, inspired by new music uncovered during in her first year living in France: In the grooves of ye-ye singles; on the dancefloors of converted boat-venues; in the theme songs of classic French cinema and on the iPods of neighborhood house parties. Our Heavy Heart, Lucky Bamboo, We Live Out of Sight, Memory Maps, All the Birds, Saint-Malo, Everything's Sailing, The Nights Were for Exploring, That Spanish Spring
Lia Mice is the experimental pop project of Eleanor C Mice (nee Logan). After spending her teens touring Australia in punk and soul groups she lurked the Brooklyn noise scene for half a decade. In late 2012 at the end of a European tour in support of her debut solo album (originally released under the moniker Happy New Year) she became stranded in France when her return flight to Brooklyn was cancelled due to Hurricane Sandy. Waiting for her replacement flight, she passed the time in Lyon penning songs in a friend's living room. Within a week she had decided to relocate to France for good. The songs became the genesis of I LOVE YOU - LiaMice's second solo album, and first experiment in danceable tempos, inspired by new music uncovered during in her first year living in France: In the grooves of ye-ye singles; on the dancefloors of converted boat-venues; in the theme songs of classic French cinema and on the iPods of neighborhood house parties. Our Heavy Heart, Lucky Bamboo, We Live Out of Sight, Memory Maps, All the Birds, Saint-Malo, Everything's Sailing, The Nights Were for Exploring, That Spanish Spring