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PoirotBack Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana

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Lost Beatles Tracks?

eYe

Mighty Jerkules Approved Too

Itso's Earworms

ROOT FM - a Desperado Revue station

2018 IAIA Golden Kayak Award Nominees

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Expedition

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off the "September Arrhythmia" 2018 album @ poirot.bandcamp.com

written and performed at home by George

I know this girl who lives alone
Her friends, a dog and a red phone
Though she loves to dress in black
I know this girl who lives alone

I know this girl who makes me sad
Her smile is wet, her thoughts are mad
Locked the door and ate the key
I know this girl who makes me sad

I don't want to believe in magic
But when it comes to her magic I give in
Can this be the biggest sin, to be back for good?
Any probable loss would be tragic
Where we are we both previously have been
And we know well that we should let love in x

Song Comments

Itso's Earworms
Great melodies and harmonies! A true earworm.

eYe
tasty vocals, indie pop groove great singer songwriter feel with wonderful beatlesque feel. well crafted and produced. lovely work by Poirot. Nicely done the eYe

Lost Beatles Tracks?
Very White Album. Sounds like George, John and Paul put this together in the studio. Poirot is a gifted artist from Athens, Greece. Wonderful song.

2018 IAIA Golden Kayak Award Nominees
Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana

VISITOR CENTER
At IMP we have "The Kayak Big 25" a list of top indie songs that make their way to internet and college radios Worldwide. The show also plays on IMPs own 24/7 Impeccable Radio. This artist (another Kayak winner) demonstrates the high standard of indie music a listener can expect constantly.

Expedition
Getting some pretty heavy Elliot Smith vibes from this one. The vocal harmonies sound great, and the melody itself avoids predictability.