Songwriter and Lorraine farmer, born in Metz in 1981, died in Metz in 2013, buried with his synthesizer.
It's a fact: we've grown older. Balladur is no longer that wild pop eruption born from the French noise scene that struck everyone in the midst of the 2010s. No, the duo has wandered, played in every pit of the territory, traveled all the back roads in a Peugeot 205, for better or for worse.
Even though the two yobs still speak the language of beautiful songs and global influences, we've never heard from them a record as "doom" as the one arriving today.
Lo‑fi Italo‑Franco melancholic pop, sincere and DIY, with synths, a few effects, and a voice.
Music passed down through her Milanese family roots, which she composes on simple keyboards that also have personalities of their own.
She’s also an enthusiast of pyrotechnics and cassette tapes, and through her connections with the NGHE media library.