Éli Doyon et la Tempête Québec City, Québec
Un cowboy qui galope fougueusement vers le Nord,
Un cœur aveugle sur une planche à
roulettes,
Une fanfare ivre qui coure sous la pluie,
Une montagne qui s’ennuie,
Et deux pélicans.
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Mélange souple et enivrant de banjo, trombones, cor, percussions et poésie, Éli Doyon et la Tempête c’est un folk francophone cuivré qui déroute l’ordinaire et dérive vers la pop, le funk ou le klezmer.
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