Music

Stubborn (2022)

Stubborn is being deployed through the usual channels.

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CREDITS

Guitars on “The Cut” and “Fine” by Leo Abrahams
Vocals on “And Now This” by Whitney Sanchez
Vocals and Ukulele on “Signs” by Huong Su

Mixing engineer: Adam Woodhams
Mastering: Matt Bishop

Special ♥ to Virginie Urbain.

Inevitable by Finish Your Meal!, released 29 November 2019 1. Our House Is On Fire 2. Cycles 3. Artificene 4. You Will Set Me Free 5. The Attic Below 6. This Is Not a Dream 7. The Unloved Succinct time capsule of moods & settings from 2018-2019, Inevitable serves as a literal record of accelerating scales quietly foreseen.

Inevitable (2019)

Succinct time capsule of moods & settings from 2018-2019, Inevitable serves as a literal record of accelerating scales quietly foreseen. As past models converge with what we know, Inevitable embraces its ultra rapid cycling nature and reminds us that while our fate might be tragic, the future is not.

Special ♥ to Virginie Urbain.

Credits

Mixing engineer: Adam Woodhams

 

Y by Finish Your Meal!, released 29 November 2017 1. The Great Reset 2. Dreamers 3. Thread 4. Just Getting Started Late follow-up to "I Can See Forever", the Y EP is a collection of 4 tracks about memories of the future and a look at our impending doom with childlike wonder.

Y (2017)

Late follow-up to "I Can See Forever", the Y EP is a collection of 4 tracks about memories of the future and a look at our impending doom with childlike wonder. May be used as a soundtrack on your way to the shrink.

Credits

Mixed by Nicolas Saez and Julien Demoulin.
Thread based on an original idea by Julien Demoulin.
Mastering by EQuus

Special ♥ to Virginie Urbain.

 

I Can See Forever by Finish Your Meal!, released 09 September 2015 1. Exodus! 2. The Crowd Pleaser 3. Successful Living 4. I Can See Forever 5. Orphan Meta 6. A Fistful of Candy 7. Singularity (Whispers) 8. We Are Reborn 9. Freedom 10.

I Can See Forever (2015)

I Can See Forever was supposed to be a dysphoric rock debut about broken strings and IPG addiction. Or maybe a prepared piano study of a world burdened by the looming end of that last delusion called free will.
Instead, it has jazz flute and Nicki Brand, synth guitars, bongos and tasteful ambulance sounds. Instead, it features a singing AI that has never made a single mistake before recording this. And best of all, it's barely 30 minutes long!

But wait. Was this skillfully recorded in various, equally elaborate studios with a trove of vintage synths? It might as well have been with the guidance of the only critic you'll ever need: Frenchman mix master and mustachioed heartbreaker Julien Demoulin.

Dedicated to the lovely Virginie Urbain.

Credits

Mix; Julien Demoulin
Mastering: EQuuS

 

S/T by Finish Your Meal!, released 11 November 2019 1. Sweet Me 2. I'm Pariniod, Don't Follow Me When her best friend had to leave the country forever, a little girl decided to record the both of them singing as a memory of their friendship. This is what became of those recordings.

Finish Your Meal! (2003)

When her best friend had to leave the country forever, a little girl decided to record the both of them singing as a memory of their friendship. This is what became of those recordings. Light-headed and care-free, Finish Your Meal! means to be a loving project from Nicolas to his 11 year old little sister, Charlotte Plaisant.