Falle Nioke unveils his debut album on Eat Your Own Ears after years of refining his unique, mercurial sound. The result, Love from the Sea, comes from a planetary body all its own, a macrocosm where ancient and futuristic elements constellate into something wholly unique. Sumptuous in its textures, Nioke’s latest release is exploding with fresh and intoxicating rhythms.
From a young age, Nioke had felt music as his calling. He eventually left his home to join Nimbé Sacré, a troupe of traveling musicians who performed across West Africa. Years later, while on a beach, he met a photographer, and in a twist of fate, encountered her again on the same beach three years later. They married soon after and eventually settled in Margate, UK.
Thank you ! One of my favorite albums ever !
I have never read a more accurate review of an album in my whole life. Bravo
turbobit link is bad/dead
so glad to see all those superior singles here! and the weaker album at the end! lol thanks!
So many glass houses here.
Thanks very much.
The power....of my right hand.
Nice music. Thank you, exy.
No one else could have written that drivel.
This guy ran out of gas at least a decade ago. He also berate fans online and melts down at…
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Love so much of his work, but just can't disagree with your assessment.
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