Album "Xénial Blues" (CD) - Frank Custeau
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It was upon coming across an article by Marie Allard in La Presse in 2017 that singer-songwriter Frank Custeau discovered himself as part of the Xéniaux, this hybrid generation neither quite title to the already started writing of the theme ''Xénial Blues''.
The ''Xénial Blues'' are the disillusionments of a naive teenager of almost 40 who quietly accepts that he will not be a rock star. For the creation of the album, Frank surrounded himself with xenial friends, like him nostalgic for an era of tapes and without autotune. It is quite natural that the accomplices Alex Crow (Diane Dufresne, Vulgaires Machins, Elisapie, Aut' Chose) and Luc Jr. Bélisle (Greenwood, 2Frères) decide to steal sound textures from the idols of the sixties to the four -twenty Ten. Bélisle's powerful drums and Philippe Poirier's (Le Cirque du Soleil) old-school saxophones provide groovy colors to this solid production from Alex Crow, a mid-thirties crisis of spicy folk rock.
Tracks :
- Maple syrup
- Xenial blues
- The oasis
- Rock and roll
- Jogging
- My cottage
- Pipapot
- Normal
- Zabriskir
- Xénial blues - Epilogue
It was upon coming across an article by Marie Allard in La Presse in 2017 that singer-songwriter Frank Custeau discovered himself as part of the Xéniaux, this hybrid generation neither quite title to the already started writing of the theme ''Xénial Blues''.
The ''Xénial Blues'' are the disillusionments of a naive teenager of almost 40 who quietly accepts that he will not be a rock star. For the creation of the album, Frank surrounded himself with xenial friends, like him nostalgic for an era of tapes and without autotune. It is quite natural that the accomplices Alex Crow (Diane Dufresne, Vulgaires Machins, Elisapie, Aut' Chose) and Luc Jr. Bélisle (Greenwood, 2Frères) decide to steal sound textures from the idols of the sixties to the four -twenty Ten. Bélisle's powerful drums and Philippe Poirier's (Le Cirque du Soleil) old-school saxophones provide groovy colors to this solid production from Alex Crow, a mid-thirties crisis of spicy folk rock.
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