Sky Girl is a mysteriously unshakeable companion, a deeply melancholic and sentimental journey through folk-pop, new wave and art music micro presses that span 1961-1991. A seemingly disparate suite of selections of forgotten fables by more or less neverknowns, Sky Girl forms a beautifully coherent and utterly sublime whole deftly compiled by French collectors DJ Sundae and Julien Dechery. From Scott Seskind’s adolescent musical road movie to Karen Marks’ icy Oz-wave, the charming DIY storytelling of Italian-American go-getter Joe Tossini and the ethereal slow dance themes of Parisian artists Nini Raviolette and Hugo Weris, Sky Girl resonates on a wide spectrum historically, geographically and stylistically. It unites in a singular, longing, almost intangible ambience. A1. Linda Smith - I So Liked Spring A2. Karen Marks - Cold Café A3. Bruce Langhorne - Leaving Del Norte , A4. The Seraphims - Conciousness of Happening B1. Garry Davenport - Sarra B2. Some of My Best Friends Are Canadians - Feeling Sheepish B3. The Rising Storm - Frozen Laughter C1. Warfield Spillers - Daddy’s Little Girl , C2. Joyce Heath - I Wouldn’t Dream Of It , C3. Joe Tossini and Friends - Wild Dream , C4. Scott Seskind - I Remember D1. Angel - Driving (Down) D2. Nini Raviolette and Hugo Weris - Slow , D3. Nora Guthrie - Home Before Dark D4. Once - Joanna