Hey there India Friends! Last year I had the great pleasure of working with Mathias Duplessy, the most incredible musician Ive been in the same room with. You may have heard his name. Hes just done the music score for the film Finding Fanny, shot in Goa. I received a press release from his manager below. They are looking for some intros within the Bollywood scene to do a collaboration. Trust me, anyone whos introduced to Mathias will be truly grateful. If any of you can share the press release with any contacts you have that would be amazing. Much Love xxx the creativity of French composer and multi-instrumentalist Mathias Duplessy Mathias Duplessy, does this name sound familiar? Widely acclaimed by the press for the background score of the film Finding Fanny by Homi Adajania (see the press review below), Mathias got a lot of projects following his music encounters in France, Morocco and India. You might have heard his music in Peepli Live or Bombay summer, maybe “live” in some friend filmmaker’s in Bandra the last few years? If not, between flamenco, oriental, classical music or gipsy jazz, his style is unique and full of energy. Difficult to label him as he plays a dozen of instruments; he belongs of this generation of musicians who does not like borders and approaches world music without any complex. Mathias is now looking at a new challenge in India, collaborating on a bollywood movie!! And bringing his special touch to the traditional recipe… Be the first one to genuinely experiment this new soundscape with him! Contact manager: Aurelie Chauleur, achauleur@gmail +91 99 673 692 99 / +33 6 44 92 44 70 Few videos to catch his sound: youtu.be/5N7QbQ1fkyM (music video of Fanny Re) https://youtube/watch?v=pHlI6zW6RS0 (song for the film “Delhi in a day”) youtube/watch?v=MDAZVVNmlGQ (music video for Jeena Jeena album) youtu.be/VAemHYMPcmg (opening of the documentary “Jewishs & Muslims, So far so close”) and more information on his website: mathiasduplessy/ Don’t miss Mathias in India this coming February 2015 performing with the great Sufi singer Mukhtiyar Ali and the gipsy style accordion player Bastien Charlery for the “Jeena Jeena tour” youtu.be/K1xjdR_2ns8 Finding Fanny press review Does Finding Fanny music sound different to your ears? Its the result of the creativity of French composer and multi-instrumentalist Mathias Duplessy The Hindu The choice of French musician Mathias Duplessy as the primary music director is a good one; he brings a European flavour to the soundtrack. Times of India Amid a clutter of similar sounds being churned out in Bollywood, the soundtrack of Homi Adajania’s ‘Finding Fanny‘ by French musician Mathias Duplessy, is more than just a breath of fresh air. Indian Express And when was the last time the music left a lasting impression on you? Mathias Duplessy brings in layers to his tunes with textures that are soothing. Even as the end credits were rolling, I refused to leave the theatre. I was busy savouring the moment that just passed by and enjoying the final song. Martin DSouza, Glamsham Editorial The visual beauty is enhanced by Mathias Duplessy’s vibrant score. Access Bollywood Mathias Duplessy’s bright background score brings many a dull scene alive. ABP LIVE The music of the film is already hit especially ‘Fanny Re’ and French music director Mathias Duplessy has done a stupendous job with the background score in the film. Bollyvision The last highlight being the Music by Mathias Duplessy especially the backgrounds score, it just transports you to another world. Shikipedia The cinematography by Anil Mehta is world-class and so is the music by Mathias Duplessy . Filmfare Background score of Mathias Duplessy thoroughly gels up with the spirit of the movie. Santabanta The song seems to have a resemblance of old Raj Kapoor songs and some really cool Spanish elements by which the song sounds different and unique. Lovely instrumentation and tune which gives you an old-world charm! Musical Sameehshaa
Posted on: Sun, 05 Oct 2014 14:14:53 +0000
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