Michael McCarthy – Page 10 – Lollipop Magazine

Import Zone – Column

September 1, 2000

Faux Movement, the third album by Autour De Lucie, has been released in France. While Valérie Leulliot’s vocals remain a pleasant blend of haunting and sweet, the songwriting is a bit more progressive this time around.

Kahimi Karie – Giapponese a roma – Review

September 1, 2000

Finally, a single by Kahimi Karie has surfaced in Spain. It features two tracks in Spanish and two in English.

Nathalie Cardone – Review

September 1, 2000

A highly anticipated due to Laurent Boutonnat’s participation, and the three irresistible singles that preceded its release.

Alizée – Moi… Lolita – Review

September 1, 2000

Alizée. Remember that name. She’s only released one single and she’s already a household name in France.

Hush – Review

September 1, 2000

Hush is getting lots of attention in Korea, though it probably has less to do with the music than the photo of the two lovely ladies hugging in a topless photo.

Lee Jung Hyun – Lee Jung Hyun II – Review

September 1, 2000

A lot less techno and a lot more dance than her amazing debut. To be fair, it’s not cheese, but I’d like to see her do something a bit more obscure.

Carmen Consoli – Stato di Necessita – Review

September 1, 2000

The fourth album from Italy’s Carmen Consoli. While it’s not as rocking as her previous disc, it’s certainly as moody and just oozes melancholy.

Paola & Chiara – Television – Review

September 1, 2000

A solid if not brilliant album. Sax, Spanish guitar and The London Session Orchestra appear in many of the tracks, helping to build layers and layers of sound.

Autour De Lucie – Faux Movement – Review

September 1, 2000

While Valérie Leulliot’s vocals remain a pleasant blend of haunting and sweet, the songwriting is a bit more progressive, with two songs topping six minutes.

Import Zone – K-Pop – Column

June 1, 2000

Some Korean pop artists can be compared to today’s J-pop artists; Korea’s Finkl and See U are the equivalent of Japan’s Speed and Max.