The Josephine Baker CollectionSiren of the Tropics Available only as a fragment for decades, Siren of the Tropics is Josephine Baker's feature film debut. Made in 1927, around the time Josephine was making a Paris splash as a Folies Bergere star, Siren establishes the rags to riches, fairy tale template from which her subsequent films would be cut. The film would be cut. The film contains perhaps Josephine's greatest dance work on celluloid, the frenetic "Charleston". And among

both together and with other musicians

Everything Is Nothing while 'Forest Funk Dub' and 'Forest Gate Dub' are brand new tracks

Georges Janzer (Végh Quartet violist) and Janzer's wife

'Smell Smoke'

lights and crackling stoves while it snows and storms outside

a hive mind

and multi-instrumentalist Aaron Livingston) still plays nearly every instrument on the album himself

Carson Cooman (b

Updated liner notes by James Nice

in the all-new feature length masterpiece - MADE IN ABYSS: DAWN OF THE DEEP SOUL

culminating in Wappinschaw's heady

In the same way that the films of David Lynch are sewn together from the fabric that holds together dreams