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The album was written and recorded in a farmhouse in Maryland, hotels and studios in Cambodia, London, Nashville, and completed in the legendary Capitol Studios in Los Angeles with producer Francois Tetaz. It took three years for Lo-Fang to complete the mixtape-turned-album.
You're the One That I Want 03:24 12. Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Lo-Fang — aka Matthew Hemerlein — conceived and wrote his debut album Blue Film while traveling around the world and across the United States over the last three years. Accessed September 12, 2016.
These weaknesses are most apparent on the album's two covers, which seem to exist to underscore the aimlessness of the project. Hemerlein is clearly talented, and his music is full of glad, subtle touches of craftsmanship. Later on, in 2013, Lo-Fang was signed to British record label. Lyrically, Lo-Fang songs range from almost embarrassingly inert to annoyingly overwrought to frustratingly tone deaf. Lyrics might come from a phrase spoken in conversation, or a fly on a wall that met as background noise—the ephemera of life. The album was written and recorded in a farmhouse in Maryland, hotels and studios in Cambodia, London, Nashville, and completed in the legendary Capitol Studios in Los Angeles with producer Francois Tetaz. Blue Film is a very intimate album, but very raunchy as well. And We're Fire 03:48 4. 
AutoRip Terms & Conditions - True to the album's title, doesn't shy away from the more lurid side of human nature.
Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Lo-Fang — aka Matthew Hemerlein — conceived and wrote his debut album Blue Film while traveling around the world and across the United States over the last three years. His passion for making music led him to pick up and play with musicians in Cambodia, Bali, London, Nashville, Tokyo, and other points along the way. Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Lo-Fang — aka Matthew Hemerlein — conceived and wrote his debut album Blue Film while traveling around the world and across the United States over the last three years. His passion for making music led him to pick up and play with musicians in Cambodia, Bali, London, Nashville, Tokyo, and other points along the way. Songs were written in transit, in hotel rooms, and anywhere the moment inspired him. He sings all the vocals—his falsetto is soulful and often hypnotic—and plays every instrument, among them, violin, cello, piano, guitar and upright bass. The set veers from minimalist to intimately symphonic, including ten original songs and two covers. Some tracks grew out of events from his own personal evolution. Lyrics might come from a phrase spoken in conversation, or a fly on a wall that persisted as background noise—the ephemera of life. Like a novel written with elegant economy of prose, Blue Film evokes feelings beyond what the words convey. Blue Film was cut at studios in London, Nashville, and Los Angeles and finished at the storied Capitol Studios in Hollywood. I take the same story arc, but everything is different—tone, colors, tempo. Like what Christopher Nolan does with Batman, that sort of thing.