“Seedy. Stirring. Utterly memorable.”
Andrew Clover, Sunday Times, UK
"It takes more than an expressive voice to communicate Kurt Weill-it takes love, regrets, wistfulness, loneliness, tragedy, charm. Bremner has it all...”
-Theatreworld Magazine, London, England
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-Theatreworld Magazine, London, England
listen on:
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For this new album, I wanted to go as far as possible. I wanted to take chances and dive into the heart of the songs.
‘I’m a Stranger Here Myself’ is all sex and sensuality. A gorgeous statue in a Manhattan Museum is magically brought to life and conquers the hearts of unsuspecting New Yorkers. Only Weill could make this much naked desire so ridiculously fun and charming. Listen here:
‘The Ballad of Mackie Messer’ In the original 1920’s version, Mackheath is a bloodthirsty gangster. In the 1960’s American version, he is a swinging man-around-town. My version updates him into a dangerous, seductive killer. Listen here:
‘There’s Nowhere To Go But Up’ is about wild optimism in the face of all obstacles. It was a blast to record with this fun, swinging trio. Listen here:
BREMNER SINGS KURT WEILL
VOL 2: MOON FACED, STARRY EYED
1 Mack the Knife
2 Youkali
3 Bilbao Song
4 Pirate Jenny(Johnny)
5 Lonely House
6 Surabaya Johnny
7 This Is New
8 Moon-Faced Starry-Eyed
9 Stranger Here Myself
10 My Ship
11 Foolish Heart
12 Nowhere to Go
13 Alabama Song
14 One Life to Live
VOL 2: MOON FACED, STARRY EYED
1 Mack the Knife
2 Youkali
3 Bilbao Song
4 Pirate Jenny(Johnny)
5 Lonely House
6 Surabaya Johnny
7 This Is New
8 Moon-Faced Starry-Eyed
9 Stranger Here Myself
10 My Ship
11 Foolish Heart
12 Nowhere to Go
13 Alabama Song
14 One Life to Live
