Cecilia Ann

La mujer pez [2001]

ER-342 CD-Single [sold out]

Third single taken from their second album. Plus a new song “Pepa y Pepe”, a live take of “Local heroe 82”, a demo take of the title track and a cover version of Spanish eighties band AEROLINEAS FEDERALES.

De todo un poco [2000]

ER-334 CD-Single [sold out]

Second single taken out of this Spanish band's second album 'Suenacuento'. The title track is as brilliant and inspired as always, and the two extra tracks are equally superb: a new track called 'No se lo digas a nadie' and a cover version of sixties classic 'Funny how love can be' translated into Spanish as 'Lo que me pasa a mí'.

Suenacuento [2000]

ER-1071 CD Digipak [sold out] / LP [sold out]

Second album of this Spanish fivesome, with excellent classic pop songs enhanced by lavish string and horn arrangements. Lyrics in Spanish full of irony and criticism, wonderful vocal harmonies and guitar pop anthems perfectly crafted.

Romperosa [2000]

ER-332 CD-Single [sold out]

'Romperosa' is taken from this Spanish band's second album, 'Suenacuento'. The CD-Single also features a cover version of a Spanish sixties band (LOS GRITOS) plus an exclusive original track. There's also a cd-rom interactive track with info about the band, song lyrics...

Gris [1999]

ER-317 CD-Single [sold out]

Another hit from their 'Un Segundo' album in two tasty versions: the one included in the album plus a more acoustic take. There's also a new version of an old song ('¿Me estás mirando?') and an excellent demo track, 'Al revés'. To complete this CD-Single there's a CD-rom track including the video from the title track.

Azul [1998]

ER-315 CD-Single [sold out]

Two different takes of one of their best songs plus an accoustic version of their first hit (“Si no lo ves”) and a demo outtake.

Un segundo [1998]

ER-1057 CD [sold out] / LP [sold out]

Ken Stringfellow's (THE POSIES, BIG STAR) brilliant production embellishes the quality of the songs of this debut from CECILIA ANN, Spanish fivesome with great composition skills. DINOSAUR JR, TEENAGE FANCLUB and THE POSIES, together in an awesome record, singing in Spanish. The best guitar pop album in ages.

Y tú qué haces [1998]

ER-189 Single 7" [sold out]

Before their debut album CECILIA ANN treated us with this single, featuring a song not included in the album in demo format, plus a great version of THE BEATLES’ “A Day In The Life”. Great timeless pop à la TEENAGE FANCLUB.

Nidea [1997]

ER-310 CD-Single [sold out]

Three songs sung in Spanish and one in English for the debut of the Spanish next big thing. Even without a record out they were already reviewed in all the papers, due to the excellent response to their many concerts all over the country, and this record (also on 7” vinyl) was an excellent beginning for one of the best and most talented bands in this country.

Si no lo ves [1997]

ER-180 Single 7" [sold out]

First single by this Spanish band. In this debut they showed an astonishingly strong personality for such a young band, with nothing to envy to THE LIGHTNING SEEDS or the TEENAGE FANCLUB. Pure pop. Released as well as a CD-single, with three extra songs.

Elefant Dosmiluno [2001]

ER-1083 CD Digipak [sold out]

Here we find again some Elefant all-time favourites, plus a document on how our recent sign-ups have growned up since last year's "Verano del 99". Besides, we were honoured with the inclusion in our big family of some of the finest, classic names in the history of Spanish pop music, such as VAINCA DOBLE or Carlos Berlanga. The complete tracklist goes as follows: LA CASA AZUL, COOPER, ME ENVENENO DE AZULES, NIZA, VAINICA DOBLE, CIELO, NOSOTRÄSH, CARLOS BERLANGA, LES TRÈS BIEN ENSEMBLE, GASCA, THE PANCAKES, VACACIONES, LA MONJA ENANA (unreleased track) , JUNIPER MOON, CECILIA ANN, LA PEQUEÑA SUIZA, Ana D+ Ibon Errazkin (live from Los Angeles!), UNION WIRELESS, THE PRIBATA IDAHO, BEEF, Ibon Errazkin and AUTOMATICS.

Elefantdiez (1989-1999) [1999]

ER-001DL CD [sold out]

The most recent Elefant sample included in a Spanish mag came with Rock de Lux magazine on late 1999; to celebrate Elefant's tenth anniversary we prepaired a compilation called "Elefantdiez", a selection of our label's best moments, a mixture of classics and new names

Verano del 99 [1999]

ER-1062 CD [sold out]

The soundtrack for the film of our dreams: sun, love, fantasy and backing music from LA PEQUEÑA SUIZA, ME ENVENENO DE AZULES, LES TRES BIEN ENSEMBLE, LE MANS, NIZA, LA MONJA ENANA, GASCA, ANTI, PATRULLERO MANCUSO, VACACIONES, JUNIPER MOON, BEEF, CECILIA ANN, AUTOMATICS, JACKSON, SPRING and HD SUBSTANCE. An exciting combination of classic names and new bands.

Supermarket [1998]

ER-1051 CD [sold out]

In 1998 "Supermarket" was released, devised to show all the World the top quality of Elefant's products that year: we're talking about LE MANS, TELEFILME, FUGU (2 previously unreleased songs), SPRING, Ana D, LOONS (an exquisite cover of France Gall's "Ne sois pas si bete" that didn't appear on their Elefant album), CECILIA ANN (with an exclusive unreleased song), THE PRIBATA IDAHO, NOTHING, LIGHTHOUSE, AUTOMATICS (a previously unreleased remix), BEEF (a previously unreleased song), GYPSOPHILE (a previously unreleased song), PATRULLERO MANCUSO, STORMCLOUDS and EGGPLANT. That was years ago, but all these songs remain fresh, because the thing is that pop hasn't got an expiration day.10 previously unreleased songs included.

Vibraciones pop [1997]

ER-170 Single 7" [sold out]

Released to be sold along with Spanish music mag “Vibraciones Pop”, it features songs from five of our Spanish bands: AUTOMATICS, NOTHING, CECILIA ANN, PATRULLERO MANCUSO and TELEFILME. One of our best selling items, because of the beautiful cover, the incredible coloured vinyl and the chance to know five Spanish bands at a reasonable price. A must!