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Behind the Hedges: ‘Life in the Burbs’ by The Dream Chasers

‘Life in the Burbs’ by The Dream Chasers With ‘Life in the Burbs,’ Bridgette and Peter (aka The Dream Chasers) unfold the full range of their artistic creation. They take us on a journey through the suburbs, which includes not only the visible hedges and houses but also the hidden longings and dreams of their inhabitants. With a mix of melancholic reflection and life-affirming euphoria, they paint a multi-layered portrait. The musical accompaniment is as diverse as the emotions of the residents. From indie pop melodies that capture the quiet of a Sunday morning to powerful indie rock chords that reveal the hidden wildness behind the manicured facades, The Dream Chasers offer a soundtrack that both soothes and challenges the listener. The catchy riff in ‘Life in the Burbs’ acts as a musical guide that immediately captivates the listeners and takes them on an acoustic journey through the complex emotions of suburban life. It is the artistry with which this riff captures the essence

The Artist: ART FICTIF - "Returning to Graceland"

 A story of time travel and a promise kept. 1989, A small fishing village in the south of France, not far from "Cap Sicié, les deux frères" ... Two friends, keyboards, samplers, an Atari ST, a guitar, a sound system, all in the back room of the family flower shop, this is what the universe of ART FICTIF looked like when the wall fell in Berlin. Then the years pass but the promise remains : we will make a record together and it will be like us. It will take a global health crisis and widespread containment for us to get there, working from a distance. Ten titles, and a year later, here is the result of this hard work at all times, a total self-production that exceeds our expectations ... This was a short Bio of them and now here is the result and it sounds great, it has that something that shoot you back to the late 80's. A great mixture of sounds like Kraftwerk meets Duran Duran (maybe more Arcadia) with a touch of Depeche Mode. 


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