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It is with great pleasure to announce the release of my new acoustic album "This Is Home" which is now in selected digital and itunes stores in Belgium, Germany, UK, Canada, USA and Mexico. The main themes of "This Is Home" is of love found, love lost, past and pressent relationships. Have been said that there are a few songs that are reminiscent of my childhood which I hope my boys will be able to see through my eyes.
 What makes this album different from it's predecessors is that my guitar and voice were recorded simultaneously and by doing so this enabled us to keep the recordings spontaneous and intimate. Here is the first videoclip from the album. I hope you'll enjoy it and please do share it.
 
Peace always,

Bai

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Remi Miles, Bull & Gate, Kentish Town, London, UK, 29 November 2011
Miles was supposed to support a Frech singer who pulled out tonight's gig.  I missed the first half of Miles' stint due to a slow bus to this venuew.  However, I made it to my second favourite, Drop Dead Gorgeous.  There were only several punters in the audience because of the cancelled main act so that it felt like a private gig.  I interviewed Miles briefly afterwards that he wrote songs without actually write notes.  What a talent!  Let's hope his final gig this year in his hometown of Brighton next month will go with a bang.  Happy New Year, Mr Miles.
June (Lucy's mum)

Remi Miles, Bar Music Hall, Shorditch, London, UK, 17 November 2011
After this summer's absence, Miles was finally back in London.  This time with a new band also from his home, Brighton.  The venue was like a large pub with a stage at a corner.  Scottish singer, Amy McDonald opend, followed by Peter, a guitarist-singer.  Nigerian-born, raised in America, tall and lean Miles wore a dark suit with his endless legs in, accented with a red shirt with white polka dots, complete with new cuban heals.  He kicked off with his signature song, Set The Night On Fire.  Several audience immediately started dancing.  It was a short stint but he promised me another London gig less than a fortnight.  Good to see you back, Mr Miles.
June (Lucy's Mum)  

Lenny Kravitz, the Apollo, Hammersmith, London, UK, 27 October 2011
Kravitz's only official UK date kicked open with Come And Get It form his latest album, Black And White America.  This gig was supported by jazzy-rock singer, Rafael Siddique and his band and he was almost as engaging as Kravitz.  A large screen on the stage showed Kravitz and his band in live and other pictures like his mixed heritage.  There was a female new bassist on this tour.  There were a good mixture of Kravitz's new and old hits.  At one point, he went up to the upstair circle while I was struggling to tiptoe at the downstair stall.  There were a also group of fans from France in audience, one of who held me up for a better view.  As an enchore, Kravitz sang my favourite, You Belong To Me with guitarist Craig Ross's accoustic.  Kravitz even took his shirt off as he disappeared to the backstage.  Goodbye, Mr Kravitz, till I see you again.
June (Lucy's mum)

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Lenny Kravitz, Black & White America, August 2011
Long-anticipated, Kravitz's latest album is here at last.  Its like a double CD with 16 tracks.  No wonder he took nearly 4 years to record them.  The album cover is his childhood photo, taken by his late father.  Kravitz already had his charisma look for not smiling at the camera.  The album itself opens with the title song about his mixed parentage.  As he previously warned his fans, most tunes are dancable R & B'ish, rather than pure rock, featuring Jay Z and 2 other rappers.  I like Kravitz's usual capability in variety of his style.  My favourite is Liquid Jesus which he sings in falsetto.  Other songs sound equally so up-to-date.  Well done, Mr Kravitz, see you in London in 2 months' time.
June (Lucy's mum)  

Aswad, the Jazz Cafe, London, UK, 2 July 2011
The British reggae band played at this famous venue as a part of London Jazz Fest at a short notice.  The ever youthful duo of drummer Angus Gaye aka Drummie Zeb and basist Tony Gad, supported by a guitarist, 2 keyboardist and a horn section of 3 players.  They belted out hits like On And On and Don't Turn Around, fronted by Gaye who always dressed in a suit and hat on stage, having his drums covered by another drummer.  His rapper son, Soloman, who was a spitting image of his father once interupted and Gad also took the lead vocal once.  They played Shine as the enchore.  The majority of their audience looked too young to remember when Aswad started out, nevertheless it was an engaging gig.  Well done, gentlemen, nice to see you again.
June (Lucy's mum)