Morgane lhote biography books

An interview with Morgane Lhote aka Hologram Teen about her new record sci-fi, disco drenched record, Between the Funk and The Fear.!

LA-based Hologram Teen aka Morgane Lhote is the ex-hey day Stereolab-era member gone solo.

Interview with Morgane Lhote from Hologram Teen - Stereolab by Pablo Müllner.

An interview with Morgane Lhote aka Hologram Teen about her new record sci-fi, disco drenched record, Between the Funk and The Fear.

In this first volume, forty-five different musicians and writers remember their initial experiences hearing the seminal post-punk UK band Joy Division.

As a youngster Morgane Lhote grew up in musical surroundings.

Artist to Artist: Hologram Teen & James McNew (Yo La Tengo)

Morgane returned to Ransom Note recently with a remix package from third album Day-Glo Chaos, in the hazy shape of Day-Glo Heatwave.

Morgane reached out to old friends for re-works which featured an all-star cast of producers.

James McNew of Yo La Tengo fame was invited and invoked The Beach Boys with his version of Midnite Rogue – a slice of West-Coast-Cali-Electro-Surf. The pair are long time friends and this conversation spotlights their history as they explore their experiences at their first gigs, musical inspirations and Ennio Morricone.

Morgane: Hi James, we’ve known each other for almost 30 years so it’s kind of surreal to be interviewing each other now but here goes!

When I first heard your beautiful remix, the 12-string electric guitar riff instantly reminded me of Ennio Morricone and his 60s soundtracks for Italian movies. Was it a conscious decision and has he been a big influence on you?

James: