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Sébastien Schuller is a thirtysomething from Les Yvelines in the Parisian suburbs, and thrives on enhancing sounds of acoustic and natural resonance with touches of electronica. He is a classically trained percussionist who became an accomplished and eclectic multi-instrumentalist over the years, composing and interpreting his own work, backed by a few hand picked friends, including Paul Hanford (Brothers in Sound, Sancho).

The mood is predominantly melancholic, but, as in life, there is a constant undercurrent of hope.
Dreams can sometimes become reality, even though ghosts of the past inevitably haunt the present.

The more you listen to “Happiness”, the further you will be drawn into its playful secrets : the vocals tease the listener with a game of hide and seek, first concealing themselves behind the filters of machines, then suddenly being revealed, raw and bare, before retreating again to let the atmospheric music speak for itself.

In short, there is one theme which perseveres throughout the album which is as rich as it is diverse: that of a love for the sounds and melodies so strong it’s almost tangible.

Or maybe it is just the constant strive for perfectionism and the pursuit of happiness which is a never-ending quest.
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19 Jan 2010 | from blog.myspace.com/sebastienschuller

hi thanks to everyone that came out to see the evenfall tour, i look forward to more dates in 2010 i'm back in philadelphia now and ready to work on some new songs …

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