Brooklyn-based duo of Good Louis, formed by singer-songwriter Patrick Owen and keyboardist-producer Jerry Borgé, has re-emerged as an exciting new force in the indie music scene. The two first met years ago during a recording session in East Los Angeles for Patrick’s previous band, Duniven, where Jerry joined as a keyboardist and musical director.
Their shared love for artists such as Dylan, Bowie, Lennon, Petty, Strokes and Jackson Browne has greatly influenced their unique sound, which combines classic rock elements with modern indie vibes. Good Louis debuted their live performance in December last year at Berlin in New York City, marking the beginning of their journey as a duo.
Previously, Duniven gained notable recognition, featuring heavily on KCRW and performing across the country, including a significant show at CMJ. This success prompted Patrick Owen to move across the country from Los Angeles to New York, seeking a deeper connection with the city’s east coast music scene.
Their first official outing, “Lost Inside A Mansion,” serves as the lead single from their forthcoming LP, Going Down For Air. This track, recorded at The Basement in Silver Lake, Los Angeles, showcases the duo’s exceptional talent, songwriting flair and readily apparent musical chemistry. While most of the album was recorded at Atomic Sound in Brooklyn, “Lost Inside A Mansion” benefits from the distinctive atmosphere of its Silver Lake origin.
The single features an impressive lineup of musicians, including Jonny Flaugher, Denny Weston Jr, and Ron Dziubla who each bring their own musical talent to the track. Setting a lively tone from the get go, the snap of an uptempo beat ushers in Patrick’s vocal leads as the pulse of bass guitar, warm piano chords and vibrant dashes of sax leads combine to form a stunning pop-focused indie rock sound.
Rising to an instantly catchy chorus cut with bright power pop vocal arrangement and developing with the crunch of distorted guitars and fluttering sax leads throughout, “Lost Inside A Mansion” sees Good Louis make their global introduction in spectacular fashion via an infectious jam brought to life by superb musicianship. With their upcoming full-length record on the horizon, we can’t wait to see what the rest of 2024 has in store for this exciting new project.
Listen to Lost Inside A Mansion below
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