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Fun, groovy and full of energy!
Usually if I’m dancing and jumping around in the studio during the creative process, it means I’m on the right path.
Edgar Everyone marked the release of his first official music and music video on Friday March 18. Edgar Everyone’s release party took place on March 25th at Oracle Tavern with Night Talks and the support of creative music group Coconut Spaceship.
Edgar Everyone is more than a hobby or even a passion project…
this is it for the man behind Edgar, Parisian Jules de Gasperis. He’s put his heart and soul behind his new EP and into an animated video that he worked on with his team for over eight months.
He sounds like a toned-down Animal Collective…
with somewhat-psychedelic undertones belying a classic indie sound circa 2010 that takes us back to Discovery and The Temper Trap. He is firmly planted between indie pop and indie rock and infused with electronic flair, leaving him in that gray area that could only be called pure indie.
Edgar has a unique take on his music and the pandemic…
coronavirus gave him a much-needed breather, to work on his music as only an introvert can. The EP started coming together, as did a collaboration with Ratatat’s Mike Stroud, “who’s a big inspiration and hired me to be part of his new band, Kunzite. So musically I’m always gleaning something from the people I work with, the bands I’m part of.” Jules has also been instrumental in the behind-the-scenes of Low Hum and other acts’ sounds.
Start streaming “Shasta Lounge” right here:
Edgar Everyone grew up around his dad’s music studio in Paris. Edgar remembers experimenting with the equipment from a young age, recalling…
As a kid, I would go there after school and play around with the various instruments, or watch the adults do their work during late-night sessions. Since [my dad] was a musician himself he wanted to pass it on, so I started learning piano at the age of 6, and a bit later drums, and then guitar.
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