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Inspired by the Baha’i Writings, Lemon Soul Trio’s debut album delivers a new ethnic-jazz repertoire of 9 sacred texts to music, with a majority of the tracks in French.
The band’s motto is “un antidote contre le blues” (which roughly translates as “an antidote for the blues”) – a clever turn of phrase considering their jazzy, bluesy, world-music style.
The group is composed of three very talented musicians: Margaret Harmer, a percussionist; Nicolas Leroy, a guitarist; and Yasmin Farhoumand, a vocalist.
Check out Baha’i Blog’s interview with Lemon Soul Trio here: Music with Zest – An Interview with Lemon Soul Trio
You can buy physical or digital versions of the album here from 9 Star Media.
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