Yeah, my #1-2 of ‘74 have a French nonchalance to them, Ema and Tuca’s “Dracula I Love You,” but both are pulled musically toward Brazil (only one actually from Brazil though, but from a Francoise Hardy collaborator who spent most of her career in France)
This Ema Sugimoto is bringing some Claudine Longet vibes to the table.
Yeah, my #1-2 of ‘74 have a French nonchalance to them, Ema and Tuca’s “Dracula I Love You,” but both are pulled musically toward Brazil (only one actually from Brazil though, but from a Francoise Hardy collaborator who spent most of her career in France)