MON OCÉAN

Relax in a soft sofa placed in the middle of an expanse of feelings then let yourself be jostled by ardent and moving pop. Through his words, CRACBAKE reveals his feelings, his doubts, his encounters, his struggles. He tries to awaken minds, to question our humanity. If CRACBAKE were a painting it would be a canvas by Jérôme Bosch framed in purple neon lights where the textures are reflected simultaneously to form chiaroscuro. On stage it’s the same. Surrounded by the same neon lights, alone with machines, guitar and singing, CRACBAKE imposes a permanent contrast as much through his music as through what emerges from him. And who is he? A guitar teacher for several years, he has worked in parallel on different projects with very diverse styles. But it is with CRACBAKE that he can now assert his personality and this through this indocile fragility which characterizes him. In the end, CRACBAKE is a character who plays with the force of an electro beat nestled in a marshmallow that we also like when it stings.