Let’s Meet Digital Imogen As Portrayed By The Brilliant Karamelien

Karamelien
Digital Imogen
East Grinstead
 
The alternative modern rock band Karamelien are preparing for their new album release. Living With The Moon is just around the corner and to keep us all tenderised they’ve provided us with a new single. We all know that social media is easy to fake, we can choose to filter our photos and never post our humanity in favour of giving the impression we are in the pages of a celebrity magazine. We’re entitled to use these things how we want to, but when it comes to comparisons and competitiveness, it’s good to remember that people are much more than their profile and like brigade. It’s brave to be real, you can almost feel the judgement sometimes. With the studio dab-hand Ian Caple, who’s worked with Massive Attack, Mansun, Vanessa Paradis, Tindersticks, and Tricky, the album and single have been made to ultra-modern premium standards. The band also enlisted bassist Lee Pomeroy to complete their ensemble, bringing the tones previously used by acts such as Take That, ELO, Yes, and Rick Wakeman to the fold. Let’s meet Digital Imogen.
 
The music begins with a crack of drums and a blur of blues guitar. Keyboards and bass dive in and swim the currents of rhythm and melody with effervescent vibe. The lovely voice of Léanie Kaleido enters with a diva swagger and begins to tell the story. We hear the words, the character of Digital Imogen becomes a vocal reality. A blues and rock pace keeps an upbeat flow of funky music to sway along with as the song takes us on a poetic journey through the persona of someone trapped in their own online image. Imogen the imaginary image. Digital Imogen by Karamelien is a wonderful addition to the playlist and no-doubt frames the rest of the upcoming album perfectly.  

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