Songs for all and none
This article was originally published in German. The English version is an automatic translation and may contain errors. The German original is authoritative.
The new album by marc moraire
Right at the start of autumn, on 22 September the new album by musician marc morairewas released. Last year, the former music studies student released his debut album "The Story of Robert Volant". Now he follows up with "Songs for all and none" and surprises listeners straight away with something special: whilst he had brought two musicians on board for vocals on his first album, he now sings himself. This means the new album is 100% marc moraire. From the lyrics, through the instruments and recordings to the photographs that perfectly capture the autumnal mood of the album, the project comes entirely from marc moraire's hand.
"Songs for all and none" is also an English-language album. With its seven tracks, it has a length of just under 30 minutes. marc moraire loves autumn; he revealed in an interview shortly before the release of his second album that it is his favourite season. It is hardly surprising, then, that the first song bears the title "autumn". Already with the musical drama "The Story of Robert Volant", the musician made it clear that he has plenty to offer not only musically but also literarily. The lyrics to "Songs for all and none" are also quite substantial – individually and even more so as a complete package. marc moraire has a talent for introducing characters, telling stories and sending listeners on a fulfilling journey of thought between melancholy and world-weariness.
Lies are taking lifes
And they took mine
Eyes sometimes decide
If you feel fine
Anyone looking for new inspiration for their next autumn walk will find it here! "Songs for all and none" is freely accessible on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon MP3 and YouTube Music.
CDs & info directly from the artist: @marc.moraire (Facebook/Instagram)