Le Belmont

Electro-Pop / Electronic / House

POP Montréal présente Robert Robert et Audrey Bélanger au Belmont

by Rédaction PAN M 360

C’est avec son premier album en français, Silicone Villeray, amalgame de gros beats et de slows d’un genre nouveau co-produit par Hubert Lenoir, que Robert Robert s’est vu nommé pour le prix Félix-Leclerc de la chanson, dans les catégories album alternatif à l’ADISQ et album pop au GAMIQ. Après avoir parcouru le Québec en trio depuis 2021 (Osheaga, Francos de Montréal, FEQ, Mural, FME, Festif! Festival de la Poutine, La Noce…) il présentera finalement son show pour la première fois en salle montréalaise, le 28 septembre 2022!

Robert Robert’s Silicone Villeray, his first French album co-produced with Hubert Lenoir, is an amalgamation of powerful beats and novel slow dance melodies that landed him nominations for both the Félix-Leclerc song award and best alternative album at the ADISQ Gala. After extensively touring around Quebec since 2021 in a trio band formation (Osheaga, Francos de Montréal, FEQ, Mural, FME, Festif! Festival de la Poutine, La Noce…), he finally makes his album tour debut in a Montreal concert hall on September 28, 2022!

Audrey Bélanger oscille entre des sons groovy et housy ainsi qu’une myriade de sonorités disco. Profondément inspirée par la musique sélectionnée par des humains et non par des algorithmes, elle est à l’origine de Shift Radio, une station de radio indépendante livestream à Montréal.

Audrey Belanger oscillates between groovy housy sounds and a myriad of disco sonorities. Deeply inspired by music selected by people and not algorithms, she is behind Shift Radio, an independent livestream radio station in Montreal.

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