THE CLOCK GOES RED

Après plus de 40 ans passés derrière la table de mixage à travailler avec les plus grands (Femi Kuti, U2, Dire Straits) et dans des lieux mythiques (Basing Street Island Studios, Compass Studio, Pathé Marconi), le réalisateur et ingénieur du son gallois Andrew Lyden sort son 1er album, Common Ground. Aux côtés de musiciens de la maison Noa Music, il livre un album pop que n’aurait pas renié son voisin anglais David Bowie.

The Clock Goes Red pose un regard nostalgique sur l’enfance du natif de Swansea, nostalgie qui s’intensifie à mesure que le temps passe et que l’horloge tourne au rouge.

After passing 40 years behind recording consoles working with diverse artists such as Femi Kuti, U2, Bob Marley in world known recording studios Basing Street Island Records London, Compass Point Bahamas, Pathé Marconi Paris, the record producer and sound engineer Andy Lyden has written and produced his own album Common Ground.

With the help of musicians from Noa Music France, a band, THE CLOCK GOES RED, was formed during the recording process. The result is a pop album laced with kid spirit, its references Bowie, Dylan, 70s pop music.

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