Lucas Rocher's Interview
– What do we need to know about you when we don't know who you are?– But who? A music listener? A stranger in the bus?– Rather the people I call the Appreciators.– I was born in October, so I'm Libra. I've been making songs, accompanied by a guitar, for a number of years. I was in a trio for about t...
Oldelaf - Délires Chroniques
Long live creation on the radio!You probably all know the famous "Tristitude" from him. In my opinion, his best album was the one that followed, Dimanche, both funny and tender, almost flawless.And then? 3 more or less disappointing albums, no longer very funny or very tender, with a few exceptions ...
Julii Sharp - Burning Line
Folk. But not only.Beautiful, calm, acoustic, well sung songs, with a beautiful voice, in the pure tradition of English-speaking folk-song.A stripped-down record ideal for winter ("Neige").Except that. A few inflows of electric guitars vibrate in the sky, preventing any risk of monotony and that's f...
Cachemire - Suffit juste d'une Seconde
Here is a rock band that I knew just a little, from afar. Of course, it’s been founded 10 years ago, so I had heard about. I must have listened to an album or two, and I stopped there. But I kept them in my sights. Just in case.And now they had the excellent idea to integrate Alice Animal into their...
Michel Françoise's Interview
– I find your last album, La Main Tendue, both more rock and more political than the previous one. Is that intentional?– No, with this album nothing is really premeditated, it's a set of songs that made itself in fact. But more political, perhaps. More social, perhaps, in that current events make us...
