You don't have to be from LA to understand the appeal. Talisco may belong to a world a couple thousand miles away in Paris/Bordeaux but 'A Kiss From LA' drives up the antics only in that special LA night kind of way. Whether the ethereal dramatic vocals contribute or the ever growing mass of a bassline dedicated to singular expresion. 'A Kiss From LA' does not have to pack a powerful punch to satisfy the needs or the auditory wants of an individual looking for a fun, enthusiastic promise of a song. Talisco betters the conplex synth and bass parallel world by crafting an interwoven idea. 'A Kiss For LA' traditionally develops an easy going satire and then evolves into an uplifting piece of music.
Not many french based musicians are shown to the world, let alone their music entering into the Pop Rock universe to be given a chance. Talisco busts open a door, edging his foot in by combining a synth Lana Del Rey dream in with a modern, desert western thrill with a single whistle. With these pinpoint details,this shows how Talisco crafts a single song towards an intricate matter of science. Whether this is intential or not, Talisco goes beyond showing promise but a need to address the world of synth based Pop music.
While taking the term "Easy on the eyes" and throwing a word away, we come to "Easy on the ears". 'A Kiss From LA' is not dressed in gold and laced with the best of the LA nightlife. 'A Kiss From LA' forms a bond with the flame hidden behind every conversation, look and interaction. Taking a formative landscape picture where the desert surrounds the massive city and adding a lucid dream of kings belonging to a new millennia.
