Posts Tagged ‘Wild Honey’

A taste of Goya for Wild Honey

February 20th, 2012

Last night, at the 26th Goya Awards, the film Regreso a Viridiana, with a soundtrack by Guillermo Farré (Wild Honey), took home the award for best documentary short film.  Congratulations to the winners!

 

Pedro González (director), Guillermo Farré (composer) y Juan Zavala (screenwriter) with the Goya award

You can see the entire short film below:

Wild Honey’s Google doodle song

June 16th, 2011

Wild Honey – Wiped Away by WildHoney

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Wild Honey 1918-1920

May 21st, 2011

First videoclip from Wild Honey’s debut “Epic Handshakes And a Bear Hug”. Directed by Christian López.
Viva Wild Honey!!

 

Wild Honey – Epic Handshakes and a Bear Hug (CD) LMNK38

April 18th, 2011

Wild Honey - Epic Handshakes And A Bear Hug (CD) LMNK38For us, Wild Honey was love at first sight.After listening to just the beginning of “Epic Handshakes and a Bear Hug,” we were head over heels with Guillermo Farré’s songs.How could we not like an album that is so impeccable in both its substance and form?If you take Guillermo’s innate talent as a composer, musician and producer, add the great mixing of Brad Jones (Ron Sexmith, Josh Rouse, etc), and the visual imagination of Pablo Serrat (Grande Graphix) with the artwork, what we have is a well-rounded disc in every sense of the word
Although the disc has had a long journey (it was published more than a year ago in an exclusive edition on 180 gr. red vinyl and put together by hand by Guillermo himself), and has been recognized by the specialized press as one of those essential rarities for the refined ear, we had no other choice but to re-release it on CD and get it out there for the world to hear.Because, lest we forget, here at Lovemonk we wave the flag of “bonitismo,” and if there’s one thing we know, it’s a good record.And “Epic Handshakes and Bear Hug” is just that.
As Enrique Ramos said in the first promo sheet, “It’s an album that exudes a love for music. You can hear echoes of The Brill Building, The Zombies, Scott Walker’s first album, the Sherman brothers Disney soundtracks, Michel Legrand, Curt Boettcher, bubblegum music, and the entire distance between sentimental and upbeat music from the first half of 20th century America to an accessible Sufjan Stevens or Jens Lekman with an innocent look and voice.Tidy pop that means to sound pretty, and it does. It’s filled with with complete songs, careful arrangements and tributes.”

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Behind Wild Honey, we find Guillermo Farré (the bassist of the Madrid group the Mittens) with his solo endeavour.In his work as composer, singer and multi-instrumentalist, he has released two EPs (“The House By The Sea” in the beginning of 2008 and “Diamond Mountain” in 2010), and an LP (“Epic Handshakes and a Bear Hug”) released on vinyl in October of 2009, and which is now being released on CD and digital format by Lovemonk.

Buy Epic Handshakes and a Bear Hug at the Lovemonk Shop.

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