New lo-fi album In Conversations by Frank Rabeyrolles set for February 2025

Acoustic guitars and electronic textures shape Frank Rabeyrolles’ In Conversations

French musician Frank Rabeyrolles is set to release his upcoming album, In Conversations, in February 2025 through the French labels Araki Records and Wool Recordings. The album is characterized by its combination of acoustic guitars and subtle electronic textures, resulting in a lo-fi sound that moves between classical influences and more intimate, home-recorded elements. The tracks present a combination of melancholic and lighthearted tones without conforming to conventional structures.

In Conversations, A picture of you
Title: In Conversations
Artist: Frank Rabeyrolles
Release Date: 2025-02-28
Genres: Ambient, Experimental Music, Indie Rock, Lo-fi
Label: Araki Records, Wool Recordings
Description: Frank Rabeyrolles releases the lo-fi indie album In Conversations in February 2025 with Araki Records and Wool Recordings, combining acoustic and electronic sounds.

Frank Rabeyrolles began his musical career with the 2004 album Life Behind the Window under the project name Double U. Over the years, he has released numerous albums, working with labels such as Sonar Kollektiv, Nocturne, Karat, and Plug Research.

In 2021, Rabeyrolles released A Ghost by the Sea, a predominantly ambient album with melodic, contemplative elements. The following years saw the release of Boat Songs and Minor Blue, which featured ballads structured around guitar, bass, and drums, with contributions from Romain Delorme and Sebastien Pasquet. These albums explored themes of disconnection from the world, the passage of time, and the search for meaning.

The New Album: In Conversations

For In Conversations, Rabeyrolles returned to working independently in his home studio. The album reflects a minimalist approach to production while maintaining his characteristic introspective tone. It presents a lo-fi, indie sound without adhering to academic conventions.

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