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Irina Bjorklund & Peter Fox : Oh l'Amour
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Lady Lumberjack meets Moulin Rouge - world music/folk rock in english, french, russian and finnish, spiced with... the Musical Saw.
Genre: World: Western European
Release Date: 2006
Oh l'Amour Record Label: Irina Bjorklund & Peter Fox
  • Download Album (MP3) - $17.00
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Natascha's Bee Song 2:20 $0.99
Names in the Stars 4:13 $0.99
Trouble 3:42 $0.99
Hide with Me 2:52 $0.99
Casse-Moi 4:59 $0.99
Angel 1:57 $0.99
Oh l'Amour 3:43 $0.99
Leroy 3:55 $0.99
So She Runs 4:09 $0.99
Kauniin Mirjamin Uni 3:26 $0.99
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Album Notes

Irina Bjorklund...

-... wrote her first song at age 7 - the rough translation from the swedish name "Om Hundarna och Kattorna kan, sa kan Jag" would be "If the Dogs and the Cats can do it, so can I". The song had 11 verses.

-... is more known as an actress from Europe - but lives in Los Angeles since 1999, and has 7 american indies hitting the festival circuit simultaneously in 2006.

-... saw the french movie "Delicatessen" at the age of 16, and decided that she would make the Musical Saw her pension plan, just in case the acting thing wouldn't work out...

-... finally got the Saw she had dreamt of for her birthday a few years back, learned how to play it, and has ever since been incorporating it in her song writing and performance.

-... grew up in Finland, France and Sweden, and uses the languages of each country as she writes and performs, along with english and russian.

-... collaborated with composer Peter Fox on the soundtrack of the feature "Red is the Color of..." (in which she also plays the lead) in 2004. The pair decided to continue their collaboration, and have now successfully been performing live in LA, and are releasing their first CD "Oh l'Amour" through CDBaby - an ode to Irina's native Finland, and her much beloved France - the CD booklet has a mystical storyline, taking You on a journey from one song to another, guiding You through the landscapes of Karelia on the russian border to a smokey late night bar with all it's characters in Montmartre in Paris.....

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REVIEWS

Kiitos/Thank you Irina
author: heidi from Vantaa
Näin sinut Emma gaala TV lähetyksessä esittämässä Leroy kappaleen, se jäi soimaan päähäni ja "tila" jatkui vielä seuraavana ja sitä seuraavana päivänä. Levy oli pakko tilata, eikä sitten pettyä tarvinnutkaan muistakaan kappaleista. Kiitos ihanasta musiikista, olet hurmaava esiintyjä.
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mycket bra musik för lugna romantiska kvällar
author: marko
vilken fantastisk skiva om man vill kopla av eller ha den som bakrundsmusik när man har en romantisk kväll hemma irina är inte bara bra som skådespelerska utan hon har en mycket vacker röst också i love irina
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So inspiring
author: NJSH
The music and words of Oh l'Amour have infused my soul. The opening waltz of Natascha's Bee Song in Russian sets the stage. The saw and voice opening of Names in the Stars transfix me, I cannot drive and listen to it without fear of driving off the road. Casse-moi melts my heart every time I hear it. Haunting tunes, lives imagined, I will make sure all these songs are heard.
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Nordic Melancholy at its best !
author: David Udo
Wonderful arranged music coming out of the deep nordic forests and lakes, which opens your hearts. Voice and instruments in harmony. You can smell and feel the sweat and see the moustaches of the finnish loggers who once invented the music saw. Just Great!
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