You find Manu Lanvin a little too roots, a little too blues ?

So take a look at Nico Chona's opus and his "heavy at will" southern blues rock. And in these periods of veganism
and electric bike, it was time to find real values : Gibson and Mustang.

Because the disc of this frontman has no other ambition than to draw from the 70s (and late 60s of course)
for giving what he considers to be the best. We have a good time between electric folk, but always southern, and soft and
often edgy blues rock. At the bordeline of stoner. We are between Atlanta Rythm Section and the English from Foghat.

It has to move, but sometimes we arrive too late, in the middle of a postprandial crisis. You just have to wait and the awakening to an authentic and edgy rock quickly returns to the gallop. In both cases, the gentleman's sensitivity makes the difference.

We like to shake our head (headbang for purists) and to tap our foot (santiag in this case).
Because Nico Chona (vocals and guitar) was able to find good playmates with Joris Perrin on the other guitar,
Dan Nambotin on bass and Nicolas Camet on drums. These four get along perfectly to make us have a great time !