“Electro-organic”, the laidback pop of Joseph, renamed Many Masks in the context of this artistic project, is part of a general trend: expressing himself in English, the Quebec artist evolves in a digital environment that does not exclude guitars and analog keyboards. Thus, despite the electro angle of the songs suggested here, he does not depart from distinctly throwback influences. This EP makes the most of a stuffy, sluggish voice that lingers over well laid-out melodic tracks, but not without accuracy. This apparent indolence is at the service of an artist who is more efficient than he seems. Many Masks is indeed able to string together solid catchphrases, a masterful quality in this case. Through five well-crafted songs under the banner The Ride, their creator evokes masks to be peeled away, slices of life and other facets of himself. In short, Many Masks is about knowing oneself better, and expressing the same – in short, Many Masks goes to the heart of Joseph. We’re eager for more.
Latest 360 Content
Album review Classical/classique/Électronique 2025
Molécule/Orchestre national de Lille; Alexandre Bloch, dir. – Symphonie no 1 ‘’quantique’’
By Frédéric Cardin
Album review Classical/classique 2025
BBC Symphony Orchestra/Timothy Redmont, dir. – Beyond
By Frédéric Cardin
Album review Pop/Experimental / Contemporary/expérimental / contemporain/Rock/Neo-soul/post-grunge 2025
SPELLLING – Portrait of My Heart
By Stephan Boissonneault
Album review Chanson francophone/Electronic 2025
Louise Forestier – Vieille corneille
By Alain Brunet
Concert review art numérique/expérimental / contemporain/immersion
Sight + Sound | Fili Gibbons
By Loic Minty
Concert review art numérique/Electronic/expérimental / contemporain/immersif
Sight + Sound | A Rain Ritual in Anticipation
By Félicité Couëlle-Brunet
Interview Classical/classique
Opera McGill | Imeneo of Handel through the lens of Patrick Hansen
By Alexandre Villemaire
Album review Rock 2025
Gloin – All of your anger is actually shame (and I bet that makes you angry)
By Stephan Boissonneault
Interview Classical/classique
Pro Musica | Piano prodigy Jaeden Izik-Dzurko: “serious”, “introverted” and… extremely refined
By Alain Brunet
Album review Chanson francophone/Piano 2025
Ingrid Saint-Pierre – Five Upright Piano Songs
By Marilyn Bouchard
Album review Jazz/Classical/classique/Psychedelia 2025
Whispering Worlds – Cosmic Cliffs
By Frédéric Cardin
Album review Classical/classique 2025
ContaQt/Yaz Lancaster/Evan Ziporyn – ConneQt IV
By Frédéric Cardin
Album review latino/psychédélique 2025