Hollywood, Mon Amour 'Hollywood, Mon Amour'
Feb 5, 2009, 3:13pm
Bossa Blog
Bossa Blog
Marc Collin, the Parisian composer who single-handedly changed the way we thought about Depeche Mode and Visage as Nouvelle Vague by daringly rearranging their songs with bossa nova beats and sultry chanteuses, is now chasing a very different ambition: to change the way we feel about 1980s soundtracks. From "Eye of the Tiger" to "Flashdance…What a Feeling," Hollywood, Mon Amour strips away the dated bombast and overblown synthesizers, the shoulder pads and eyeliner, to reveal songs underneath that you could never even imagine existed. Hollywood in the 1980s was the port of call for post-punk bands that [...]
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