Brand new release on Les Disques De La Pantoufle from one of my favorite collaborations, legendary Belgian composer Jean- Marc Lederman (The Weathermen, Ghost & Writer, The The, Fad Gadget, Gene Loves Jezebel) and Detroit vocalist/producer Emileigh Rohn (Chiasm) who are always pushing the boundaries of modern emotional electronica. I love the bravery of Emileigh’s lyrical style, a flowing beat poetry of gushing ideas without pretense. Effortlessly matching the sonic composition between human experience and visual imagery. I just don’t get enough songs that make the hairs on my arms stand up, locked in a perfect moment like “There’s So Much to Share”
Rohn – Lederman – Volcano
released March 6, 2026
Artwork by Erica Hinyot
I’m always amazed when hearing a new Rohn-Lederman album by the level of craft. How following every tone, each decision, the level of thought and precision. It is important to follow the heart and create a mood when making music. Jean-Marc and Emileigh certainly make something beautiful and emotive. What really sets it apart in the modern landscape is their dedication and experience creating forms and move the listener. The lyrics are some of the darkest Emileigh has ever written, but with a glimmer of hope, which is maybe the best we can hope for in this tragic timeline.
Favorite Track: Paper Plane – Rolling waves and splashing dissonance in sounds of endless motion. There is something about this track that transports me to a youthful blur of imagination. Emileigh’s wispy fantastical vocals are captivating and pure. I love where this song transports my mind.