Songs from My Funeral

Snakefarm: Anna Domino (vocals, electric guitar, accordion); Michel Delory (acoustic, electric & classical guitars, dobro, banjo, keyboards, drum programming).
Additional personnel: Stephen Ulrich (electric guitar); Paul Shapiro (flute, recorder, tenor saxophone); Paul Dugan (acoustic & electric basses).
Recorded at Light Of Day, New York, New York.
Personnel: Anna Domino (vocals, electric guitar, accordion); Michel Delory (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, classical guitar, dobro, banjo, keyboards, drum programming); Stephen Ulrich (electric guitar); Paul Shapiro (flute, recorder, tenor saxophone); Paul Dugan (upright bass, arco bass).
Recording information: Borregho Springs; Light Of Day, New York City.
Arranger: Snakefarm.
Combining trip-hop, funk, folk, acid-blues and a concoction of other genres, Snakefarm delivers a debut release that most veteran acts would find hard to top. The husband-and-wife team of American singer/songwriter Anna Domino and Belgian guitarist/programmer Michel Delory collaborates quite successfully, producing transient, vibrant and spacious grooves. Sweet, soulful yet folkish vocal performances from Domino make SONGS FROM MY FUNERAL a delight. "St. James," "Frankie and Johnny" and the swirling intro of "John Henry" are will stick in your head after one listen.
Backed by drum loops and layered with tremolo guitar, SONGS FROM MY FUNERAL provides the listener with loungey, head-nodding tracks laced with vivid, evocative lyrics. It's an album full of blue collar stories and American pie served up trip-hop style.