French Street

Description

Market East finally unveils to the world the most important statement of their career: their debut album, French Street. Comprised of Kurt Cain on vocals, Vincent John on vocals, bass, guitar, and keyboards, and Maxwell Perla on vocals, drums, and percussion, the band offers their celestial three-part vocal harmonies, a signature of the group, over arrangements of unprecedented richness and depth. French Street is a deeply soulful album, with lush vocals, sounding as if the Zombies had been recorded at Muscle Shoals. The lyrics, poetic and nostalgic, draw inspiration from their youth. Back then, the boys had little more than their friendship and their shared passion for music. Singer Kurt Cain lived in a small row house in North Philadelphia, on a nearly deserted alley called French Street. It was there that Cain, John, and Perla would gather each week to escape the daily grind and immerse themselves in shared music. They developed a deep passion for the 60s and 70s, from Simon & Garfunkel to The Moments, and everything in between. All these years later, Market East brings us an album that has become a classic. From the baroque pop of "Roses" and the album's title track to the powerful soul and the Latin sounds of "Echoes of My Heart" and the orchestral flourishes of "Everyday, Springtime," Market East showcases the full extent of their talent. Recorded on analog tape in Philadelphia, the album was produced by Market East and Eraserhood Sound. Get your copy of this timeless classic today.