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Alain Rozan

Rank #385 Manhattan, NY Singer Songwriter / French Folk / Americ...

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Label: Gertie Records

Bio: Alain Rozan was born in France and immigrated to the United States in 1981.

Alain started writing songs and playing guitar at the age of 13 after hearing the Bob Dylan record “The Times They’re A Changin’”. He writes and sings in French and English and could be categorized as a French folk and A... See Full Bio

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Posted a new photo: "The Cover Of My New Album "Riding The Wind"" http://www.reverbnation.com/c./poni/98244560

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“ALAIN ROZAN "Riding The Wind" The Cast Of Characters: SAN FRANCISCO: Produced by MELISSA ARMOUR–Recorded in San Francisco at The Annex, Mastered By Alain Rozan ALAIN ROZAN: Lead Vocals BRYAN LAMB: Electric Rhythm Guitar CHARLES ASHLEY MOORE: Lead Guitar BAXTER ROBERTSON: Keyboards JIMMY MONACK: Drums DAVE LITTLE: Bass KRISTEN SCHMIDT: Backing Vocals NEW YORK: Produced by ALAIN ROZAN–Recorded at Dubway Studios by Al Houghton, Mastered By Alain Rozan ALAIN ROZAN: Lead Vocals ERIK DELLA PENNA: Electric Guitar and Bass RICHARD PAGANO: Drums Except: “I Will Find You” (Alain Rozan) Produced by ALAIN ROZAN–Recorded in New York to 4 track-cassette Mixed By Bryce Goggin at Baby Monster Studios, Mastered By Alain Rozan ALAIN ROZAN: Lead Vocals FRANK CARILLO: Accoustic rhythm guitar and solo nylon strings guitar ”

— Alain Rozan, Self

“Alain Rozan & the Reprobates "Boogie Woogie" In his latest release "Boogie Woogie", Rozan reaches back to ‘60s America in songs like “Too Big to Bop,” Rozan also takes a dive into the American South with his track “N’Awlins Two Steps.”, a tribute to the great city of New Orleans with a deep knowledge of classic American rock and roll, On “Le Banc de Pierre,” Rozan returns to his native French mixing the lyrics with a Reggae groove that is laid down by the guitar. Rozan also breaks things up with the instrumental song “Raisin’ Heaven in Hell,” where the guitar and accordion take center stage during this entertaining tune. Overall, "Boogie Woogie" leads the listener down different musical paths while keeping them locked together with Rozan’s artistic personality and musicianship. Review by Matthew Warnock Rating: 3.5 Stars (out of 5) ”

— Matthew Warnock, Reviewyou.com

"Histoires D’Amour" is an acoustic-based album with a decidedly European flair, enhanced by Rozan’s exquisite voice. Rozan’s voice carries the melody beautifully, with the ample yet understated support of bass, percussion and accordion. Likewise, the guitar work from Erik Della Penna is tasteful and heartfelt; a combination of rhythmic strumming and Spanish-influenced picking. Rozan’s vocals are fervent and raspy, perhaps evoking a bit of Oh Mercy-era Dylan. The sympathetic touches of fretless bass, cello, accordion, guitar and percussion offer suitable support. The musical accompaniment is characteristically understated, while the rare use of accents here provides fitting depth. Alain Rozan succeeds with Histoires D’Amour by rendering an artful yet accessible body of natural-sounding songs, encompassing folk, jazz and world beat elements. Rating: 4 Stars (out of 5)

— Mike Roots, Review You

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