Lisa LeBlanc - Live Avec L'Orchestre Symphonique De Quebec - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Les Breastfeeders' latest adventure takes place in La ville engloutie (The Sunken City). At times tinged with garage, psychedelic, post-sixties-punk, and psych-folk, each episode takes us into different rhythmic and stylistic universes, maintaining a narrative where each song from the album can become a neighborhood, a street, an alley, a door, a room, a person.Lyricists Luc Brien and Johnny Maldoror tell us what we see, hear and experience there a world turned upside-down by InchCorsaires SatanInch; love that stubbornly clings to whatever is left; our lives transformed by the wonder of words, elevated from personal experience to human adventure. To produce their first full-length album in 12 years (!!), Les Breastfeeders called on Ryan Battistuzzi (Nobro, Les Shirley, Sheenah Ko), a long-time friend and collaborator with whom the band recorded Les matins de grands soirs.

Produced by Benoît Morier and Lisa LeBlanc, Chiac Disco is a collaborative and vibrant album with a sometimes sixties, sometimes seventies feel, staging the improbable encounter between disco and chiac; where glamour meets rurality. With it's eye-popping strings, it's precise beats filled with soul and the bursts of trumpets and trombones, the whole album breathes joie de vivre, but still provides some clever reflections on modern society. A spontaneous response to a bleak 2020, Chiac Disco reflects the passion that a group of musicians can share when creating in total freedom, putting aside guilty pleasures. Packed with all kinds of musical glitter and colorful lyrics sung loud and proud, this is a groovy record above which hover the benevolent ghosts of Lee Hazlewood and William Onyeabor, while also being inspired by the musical chops of James Brown and the sparkling allure of Chic.

Lisa LeBlanc presents Live avec l'Orchestre symphonique de Québec, an album recorded during an unforgettable concert at the Grand Théâtre de Québec in March 2024. Bringing together the Acadian multi-instrumentalist singer, her band, the 63 musicians of the OSQ and conductor Jean-Michel Malouf, the album combines the simplicity of Lisa's lyrics with her taste for extravagance. The result is as delightful as it is surprising.