Album: It's Pop Fiction
This album was born during the first lockdown in France.
In this very special period when the world was at full stop, this opus is in a way the original soundtrack of a movie that nobody would have imagined.
As an act of resilience through art, the songs address deep questions, anchored in the reality of this new decade : inner metamorphosis, artistic questioning, love renewal, identity at the time of the Black Lives Matter movement, richness of the differences, the Earth that we leave to the future generations...
So many fundamental themes set in motion through music in a resolutely cinematographic spirit by the Dove-i collective with the collaboration of talents from all over the world.
Listen ... It's pop fiction!
Artwork It's Pop Fiction - Dove-i
Dove-i Thomas Verovski Bastide Donny
It's Pop Fiction The featuring - Dove-i Mike Harvey, Fifi Rong, Ben Botfield, Rioux V, Oleg Bezuglov, K-Ottic, Julie Tuzet
Artwork It's Pop Fiction - Dove-i
An album composed, orchestrated and produced by DOVE-i
Quarantine, The Revolution, Metamorphosis & Somewhere
Performed by the Scoring Orchestra and recorded at Studio Ferber
Conductor: Nicolas Krauze
Sound engineer: Alexandre Tanguy
Artistic Director: Jonathan Grimbert-Barre
Default, Create, Echoes & Mysterious Creature
Performed by Les Parisiennes Quatuor and recorded at Studio DMP
Photo: Daniel Ablin
Artwork: Jean-Mary Dejardin
Additional musicians
Asuka: Koto on Metamorphosis
Paul Kinman: Guitars on Somewhere
Serge Gelli: Guitars on Earth
Mixing: Richard Turek & DOVE-i
Mixing Metamorphosis : Lionel Vasseur
Additional mixing: Lionel Vasseur
Mastering: Jeremy Henri (La Villa)
"It's Pop Fiction" through the eyes of Dimitri Lanctuit - Photography
« Because sound and musical vibrations also exist naturally in photography, my collaboration with DOVE-i was obvious.
The album "It's Pop Fiction" mixes sensations and words in harmony with my aesthetic research. The photographic material present in each of the songs allowed me to propose a strong visual interpretation without imposing it. »
Dimitri Lanctuit
