¿Cómo Te Llamas? (Tell Me Your Name)
by TENDER TRAP
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Friendster
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Be My Boyfriend
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about
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► Watch the official Music Video of "Face Of 73" on youtu.be/bZc7GXaIhwU
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TENDER TRAP is a new band formed by Amelia Fletcher, Rob Pursey and Dj Downfall. Amelia and Rob have been playing main roles in the most delicate, precious side of Uk indie pop. Names like TALULAH GOSH, HEAVENLY or MARINE RESEARCH will ring a bell to any pop aficionado all over the world, from the States to Japan. All these bands reached a cult status in indieland worldwide due to the perfection of their crystal-like melodies.
“Film Molecules”, the band’s debut album, comes out in the summer of 2002. A very fine collection of thirteen songs recorded at home, trying to avoid the studios as much as possible. Songs that mean to be direct and elemental in order to avoid the boring, predictive moods of the latest corporate indie pop. TENDER TRAP shows a much wider scope than Amelia and co’s previous incarnations, with many new tones of grey in their palette.
“¿Cómo te llamas?”, which has been already premiered live in our country, has became an immediate success even before being published. The song has a delicious vocal duo in which Lupe (from PIPAS) shares with Amelia the main vocal role. The surprise is this is the first bilingual song of the band (English-Spanish); a gift for their Spanish fans. This CD-Single rounds up with two more brand new songs (“Friendster” y “Be my boyfriend”) and two remixes of “Face of 73” (one of them by Juan from LA MONJA ENANA). To top it all the “Face of 73” videoclip (which you‚ll be able to watch on your PC or MAC) is included, all wrapped up in a cute cover.
► Watch the official Music Video of "Face Of 73" on youtu.be/bZc7GXaIhwU
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TENDER TRAP is a new band formed by Amelia Fletcher, Rob Pursey and Dj Downfall. Amelia and Rob have been playing main roles in the most delicate, precious side of Uk indie pop. Names like TALULAH GOSH, HEAVENLY or MARINE RESEARCH will ring a bell to any pop aficionado all over the world, from the States to Japan. All these bands reached a cult status in indieland worldwide due to the perfection of their crystal-like melodies.
“Film Molecules”, the band’s debut album, comes out in the summer of 2002. A very fine collection of thirteen songs recorded at home, trying to avoid the studios as much as possible. Songs that mean to be direct and elemental in order to avoid the boring, predictive moods of the latest corporate indie pop. TENDER TRAP shows a much wider scope than Amelia and co’s previous incarnations, with many new tones of grey in their palette.
“¿Cómo te llamas?”, which has been already premiered live in our country, has became an immediate success even before being published. The song has a delicious vocal duo in which Lupe (from PIPAS) shares with Amelia the main vocal role. The surprise is this is the first bilingual song of the band (English-Spanish); a gift for their Spanish fans. This CD-Single rounds up with two more brand new songs (“Friendster” y “Be my boyfriend”) and two remixes of “Face of 73” (one of them by Juan from LA MONJA ENANA). To top it all the “Face of 73” videoclip (which you‚ll be able to watch on your PC or MAC) is included, all wrapped up in a cute cover.
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released November 24, 2003
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