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Following on from the success of first single, Pay Day, talented duo THE TITLE SEQUENCE are releasing their eagerly awaited debut album Stills.

Based in North London, the duo who fuse vocals, guitars, keyboards and vintage reel-to-reel tape decks to create their own unique lo-fi strand of indie electronica. Oozing melody and quality production values, the album makes good use of natural instruments and electronic sounds. The use of strings throughout is particularly delightful. The spring release coincides with feel of brighter mornings, longer days increased sunshine that the album could well be a soundtrack for. The analogue richness generated from the production techniques certainly adds a lot to the full bodied feel of the album. 

The album was originally meant to be songwriter David Bailey’s second solo effort for the alternative folk label Folkwit Records. Bailey turned to his lifelong friend and music producer Nick Crofts to record a small collection of songs. This early collaboration was to lead to the formation of THE TITLE SEQUENCE, with Croft mixing beats to Bailey’s keys and bass. Incorporated into this new collaboration was a strong design element which consistently plays into the band’s desire to create a distinct visual aesthetic alongside their music, marking them out from the current indie scene’s crowd.



Verenigd Koninkrijk
Pop
Label: Eigen Beheer


01. Sound (04:16)
 02. Ashamed (04:01)
 03. Dinosaurs (02:06)
 04. Lovers (03:03)
 05. You Belong To Me (02:53)
 06. Stills (00:56)
 07. Jigsaw Days (05:24)
 08. Etienne (01:54)
 09. Evenings Spent With You (04:46)
 10. Payday (03:58)
 11. Ghost Of The Relationship (02:44)
 12. Sideshow (02:25)
 13. Deleted Scene (01:04)