CYLEW

CYLEW is a rock singer from Paris, France who went solo in 2005. "A taste for the dark but beautiful. A voice that will not leave indifferent, striking and penetrating the pores. This deep and haunting chemistry created by the lyrics to the melodies, mixed and fixed in melancholia bears each song with it's own life and identity that will echo in the listeners ear. CyLeW's music is a window into emotions, a passage through the grim an ugly, the sad but attractive." French songstress, born in Paris raised in California. Cylew has been in music for some time now. Started out in school choir and classical piano to the depths of rock . Started her first gigs as a singer-songwriter at 17 years old. She formed several bands and toured and released EPs. It is in 2005 she decides to take her project solo and adopts her pseudo Cylew. She self-released a first LP in late 2008 "Not so sleeping, not so Beauty". An raw and dark album composed of 10 songs. She toured this album and had a few collaborations, some of which Scylah and a feature on Zedekiah Schild. Two tracks from the album were chosen by RockBand 2 and 3 and feature in the game. Before the new album was released a dustup version of Need your Touch was released on the internet, (Youthman_Mowgly Remix) by Under Pressure Records: Label: Under Pressure Records. As she toured and traveled she was working on the next and present LP released December 2012 "Black Lace Prophecy". Both albums recorded, mixed and produced in Paris by Arnaud Bascuñana (M, Deportivo, Neil's Children, Rhesus…) under Ten Day Records. The video for the first album shot in Salton Sea California and directed by Sebastien Chort (Dreamworks, Blur Studio, The Mill). The atmosphere reigning throughout the video somewhere between Mad Max and David Lynch. This new album is a 13 song concept album revolving around a sci-fi novel included in the album booklet of a post-apocalyptical tale like a Hollywood road movie thoughout the desert roads. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.