The new release is the latest single from their highly anticipated album We Saw Blue.
Austin global folk fusion group, Ley Line, is proud to announce their new single "Tous Que Je Vois" set for release on November 13, 2020. The new release is the latest single from their highly anticipated album We Saw Blue, and the group's first single completely in French. This follows recent singles "Ciranda," "Slow Down" and "Oxum," which have garnered praise from Billboard, Atwood, PopMatters, Glide, and KUTX Artist of the Month, alongside high profile Spotify playlists boosting play counts to 400,000 and rising. Ley Line also received a grant from the prestigious Black Fret organization in 2019.
Fittingly in the midst of a pandemic, "Tous Que Je Vois'' is a love song about loving someone from afar. Lydia Froncek wrote the song while living in Montreal and daydreaming about a long distance love. The song is about that feeling when you just can't get someone out of your mind. "Thinking of that person brought me a sense of calm and comfort even as I walked through unfamiliar streets in a new city," Lydia shares about the inspiration behind the lyrics. It is about the feeling of being lost in a daydream of a person you care for. "Tous Que Je Vois" is a seamless fusion of French & Bossa Nova. The song was recorded at Servant Church in Austin by Paul Price & Michael McLeod then later brought to Grammy-nominated producer Moses Elias for finishing touches. Ley Line's dedication to producing a more acoustic and live sound led to their decision to record at the church.
MEMBERS:
Emilie Basez: Guitar/Vocals
Madeleine Froncek: Upright Bass/Vocals
Kate Robberson: Ukulele/Vocals
Lydia Froncek: Percussion/Vocals
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