Léoparleur

french

Born in 1992 out of an unbreakable challenge and the magnificent friendship of two brothers, Josef (vocals, guitar, trumpet and programming) and Simon Oster (accordion and vocals) LéOparleur was uplifted in 1996 with Maya Martinez dazzling arrival (saxophones, vocals, trombone, clarinet and castanets). In 2000 Grégory Pernet (double bass, vocals, clarinet and programming) and Eddy Claudel (drums, vocals, euphonium and programming) added their wits and talents to the combo. Their debut album «Revoir la Mer» released in 2002 by PIAS was turned towards high seas, daily life revisited through the porthole of their imagination. The 350 concerts of the following tour, (in Belgium, Germany, Luxemburg, Netherlands, Austria, Eastern Europe, Switzerland, Quebec and, of course France), were rich in human and artistic encounters and inspired the next album «Tout Ce Qui Brille» released on march, 6th 2006. The occasion to set up a new show directed by Philippe Albaret (COACH / Chantier des Francos) for the following tour. 2004 and 2005 were years of exoticism and creation. «Tout Ce Qui Brille» directed and mixed by Monsieur Vachon at Le Studio du Pressoir along with guests who brought their various backgrounds: Pipo Aldaco on the Basque Country trumpet, Jean Lucas on trombone and barytone horn, Simon Pomarat on percussion, Denis Leonhardt on clarinet and Coline Linder from Lo'Jo's crew on musical saw. In a few weeks this colorful crew recorded a mestizo rock rock album. Inspired b...