Meg Baird & Mary Lattimore - Ghost Forest Back To Black Sega first developed as an

Sega first developed as an insular music and dance form after slaves arrived on Mauritius (then île de France) from East Africa and Madagascar during the 17th to 19th centuries

but for now Tubby Hayes at the Flamingo or Don Rendell at Klooks Kleek will suffice

Her breath is often used as a percussive element

The Malibu's - Cry (Over Her)

Meg Baird & Mary Lattimore - Ghost Forest Back To Black Sega first developed as anGhost Forests musical conversations between Meg Baird (Espers) and Mary Lattmore are intimate, fluid, effortless and spontaneous. Theyre filled with the euphoria of creation and, at times, they arti culate hard truths and tangled emotions with an ease only trusted friends can manage. The songs alternate between extended ethereal instrumental excursions, gauzy and dreamy pop, blown out Bull of the Woods heavy haze, and modern re imaginations of epic