Le Souffleur de sons

BIOPIC http://www.lesouffleurdesons.com/ https://www.facebook.com/lesouffleurdesons/app_306495682738302 https://twitter.com/souffleurdesons  http://www.youtube.com/user/lesouffleurdesons At the age of thirteen, Jérémie Arrobas creates an electro-psychedelic soundtrack while experimenting with the feedback from a microphone. It is then that electronic music floods the veins of this young artist and takes hold. Surrealism has always been a passion of Jérémie's a...

BIOPIC http://www.lesouffleurdesons.com/ https://www.facebook.com/lesouffleurdesons/app_306495682738302 https://twitter.com/souffleurdesons  http://www.youtube.com/user/lesouffleurdesons At the age of thirteen, Jérémie Arrobas creates an electro-psychedelic soundtrack while experimenting with the feedback from a microphone. It is then that electronic music floods the veins of this young artist and takes hold. Surrealism has always been a passion of Jérémie's and in 1976, he publishes his first book entitled 'Contes et Nouvelles pour un Autre Temps.'  The daring experimental artist would then meet Ivan Doroschuk. Together they found Men Without Hats. Hit song Safety Dance makes the top 10 in 20 countries and the band is nominated at the Grammys. In 1981, he leaves MWH to pursue various other group projects, as well as a solo career in the industry. His first French album, 'Le Grand Manège' comes out in 1994. The album is entirely composed and written by Arrobas. Three title songs make the top 20 in Quebec, Canada.  In 2007, Jérémie returns to music following an absence having lasted only a few years.  Upon his return, he records two albums: 'Électroniqué' (2008) and 'Illumine le Silence' (2010).  Today, Jérémie Arrobas emerges as LE SOUFFLEUR DE SONS. As a prompter in theatre, he provides the words of a forgotten speech and hints as to missed cues. His lines form into poetry.  Jérémie drapes his poetic texts in a rich fabric of electronic music. Thought-provoking images are used both as texture and prints. They are the embellishment to a lavish, other-worldly musical experience: Mysterious. Fascinating. LE SOUFFLEUR DE SONS is an electro-fantastic being. Its music is subtle; senstive; sweet. Its phantasmagoric nature transports those listening to a world where the real and the supernatural exist in abundance - and harmonize - together. This being travels along the shores of dadaism and surrealism, through time and through art. Found in the paintings of René Magritte, Max Ernst, and the photograms of Man Ray, LSDS also exists among the works of Luis Buñel. LSDS sways on Isidore Ducasse's 'Songs of Maldoror,' floats atop Boris Vian's 'Froth on the Daydream' and surrounds Marcel Duchamp's ``Readymades.`` Don't forget to join the mailinglist: http://www.facebook.com/lesouffleurdesons/app_306495682738302