Maky Lavender à la Maison de la culture Maisonneuve

by Rédaction PAN M 360

Né à Montréal, Maky Lavender a découvert son intérêt pour la musique par la danse. Comme sa passion a commencé à grandir, il s’est retrouvé à créer des pochettes d’albums. Testant les limites de son talent naissant, il a commencé à enregistrer sa propre musique, instrumentaux, vidéos, etc. et s’est inscrit dans un programme de communication pour renforcer ses compétences en production vidéo et études cinématographiques, qui ont encore une grande influence dans son travail aujourd’hui.

Born in Montreal, Maky Lavender discovered his interest in music through dancing. As his passion began to grow, he found himself creating album covers. Testing the limits of his emerging talent, he began to record his own music, instrumentals, videos etc. and enrolled in a Communications program to strengthen his skills in Video Production and Film Studies, which still have major influence in his work today.

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Ce contenu provient de la ville de Montréal et de Ghost Club Records et est adapté par PAN M 360.

Americana / Folk Rock / Kebamericana / Rock

Mara Tremblay

by Alain Brunet

A national champion at combining rock, vintage pop and kebamericana, our Mara Tremblay released the album Cassiopée in 2017, so what’s in store for these concerts at Maison de la culture Maisonneuve and Centre communautaire d’Anjou? In March 2020, do we have the right to expect a new repertoire, or at least a foretaste of a new cycle of creation? It’s said to be a show in honour of International Women’s Day (March 8) and “focused on her new album”. Let the fans take it as a given!

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by Michel Rondeau

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by Alain Brunet

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