Damien Teo

Auteur d'un premier album enregistré en 2011 en solo intitulé Pawana, Damien Groleau, pianiste-flûtiste-compositeur, s'essaye à l'art délicat du trio sur son album Jump finalisé en janvier 2015. Signalé sur la pochette, le musicien souhaite respecter "sans truquage" les conditions d'un live : il nous livre un album enregistré sur le vif, respectant la spontanéité et les envies du trio sur le moment. Accompagné par Sylvain Dubrez à la contrebasse et Nicolas Grupp à la batterie, la contrainte posée par Damien Groleau se vérifie aisément. Les musiciens sont en parfaite symbiose sonore.

Damien Fleau - Travel Music includes a wide range of contemporary electronic music designed for a wide range of uses, including foreground listening, some forms of dancing, and background music for other activities; but unlike electronic dance music, it is not specifically made for dancing.

Damien Robitaille (born 1982) is a french musician from the small town of Lafontaine, Ontario.
Robitaille started his music career at a young age, when he started playing the piano when he was eight years old, and later in his childhood he learned to play such instruments as the trumpet, guitar and violin. Later on, Robitaille attended the Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo to study classical music. While at Sir Wilfried Laurier, he was a member of the rock band The Mezameeze (made to sound like "Mes Amis" in french, meaning "My Friends"). Halfway through his university career he was a finalist in Ontario Pop, a franco-ontarian competition, in which he won a scholarship to attend a one year program at "L'Ecole Nationale de la Chanson" in Granby, Quebec.

Damien Robitaille (born 1982) is a french musician from the small town of Lafontaine, Ontario.
Robitaille started his music career at a young age, when he started playing the piano when he was eight years old, and later in his childhood he learned to play such instruments as the trumpet, guitar and violin. Later on, Robitaille attended the Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo to study classical music. While at Sir Wilfried Laurier, he was a member of the rock band The Mezameeze (made to sound like "Mes Amis" in french, meaning "My Friends"). Halfway through his university career he was a finalist in Ontario Pop, a franco-ontarian competition, in which he won a scholarship to attend a one year program at "L'Ecole Nationale de la Chanson" in Granby, Quebec.

Acclaimed indie singer/songwriter whose poignant folk songcraft has transcended detours into pop, roots rock, indie rock, and psychedelia. Collection includes: Waters Ave S. (1997); Rehearsals For Departure (1999); Ghost of David (2000); I Break Chairs (2002); Where Shall You Take Me? (2003); On My Way to Absence (2005); And Now That I'm In Your Shadow (2006); Caught In The Trees (2008); Saint Bartlett (2010); Maraqopa (2012); Brothers And Sisters Of The Eternal Son (2014).

Teo ha otto anni e, più ancora dello Skifiltor, desidera una famiglia felice. Ma i suoi genitori litigano sempre, ogni battaglia quotidiana sembra persa. Così Teo decide di combatterla lui, questa battaglia, al posto loro. Per sapere come vincerla però deve chiedere a uno che di battaglie se ne intende. Uno come Napoleone, la cui storia sta leggendo su un libro. Ma Napoleone è morto: come si fa a incontrarlo? E sarà in paradiso o all'inferno? L'inferno, tra l'altro, pare sia molto caldo, quasi come Porto Ercole d'estate. Pare sia sotto terra, ma allora perché quando fanno gli scavi per la metro non lo trovano? In paradiso invece ci arrivi con l'aeroplano privato di Dio, e solo se non dici parolacce. Poi san Pietro controlla se sei in lista. Teo bombarda gli adulti di domande disarmanti e traccia su un quaderno schemi dall'irresistibile effetto comico, per tentare di capire come funzioni: con la morte, il bene e il male, il silenzio di Dio. Il suo sguardo buffo ci mette davanti alle paure che non sappiamo affrontare. Prima fra tutte, quella di sentirci sconfitti.

Damien Kingston is a jazz guitarist currently based in Hobart, Tasmania.