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Répercussions 03:09
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Fais tes cartons 05:14
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Volatile Fury 03:17
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Bon Voyage! 08:10
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For Kip H 02:52
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Cheap Samsara 04:07
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Noeud 03:44
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Shuffling Monkey 02:05
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Ziet 04:59
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Kotturpuram 04:13
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The bond between the two drummer-percussionists of this trio, Michel Debrulle and Stephan Pougin, who have been working together for more than 20 years within the Collectif du Lion (*), is an undeniable strength in weaving a complex, musical but always readable rhythmic game. The sound work by Louis Frères through the use of synthesizers and effects pedals, in addition to the groovy potential of the bass, contributes to specifying the colour of the trio.

Improvisation and the contribution of vocals are also structural elements of their musical aesthetic. The three musicians are alternately soloists and accompanists, and their musical approach is both poetic and free, in a tribal style without being ethnic, jazzy, dancing or noisy.
Their music is open to encounters, whether they are musical, literary, dancing, theatrical, or plastic... This is how these three musicians created in October 2022, the music of the multidisciplinary show RéPercussion-ID, commissioned by the Espace MAGH for the opening of its Origin'Aléas festival. On stage, four contemporary hip-hop dancers, an actress-singer and the three musicians explore the theme of identity in a broad spectrum, and the one of the living, to sketch new narratives and feed the imaginary. The title "Fais tes cartons", a text by P.B. Preciado performed by Farida Boujraf, is an extract from this show.
It was also obvious to invite musician Jean-Yves Evrard, guitarist of the first two albums of the Rêve d'éléphant Orchestra, for three compositions, both for his very particular sound and his unique way of colouring the music.

We thank them both for their performance full of correctness.

(*) Rêve d’éléphant Orchestra, L’Orchestre du Lion, Sous Les Pavés… La Terre, RéPercussion-ID



Michel Debrulle - drums, percussions, vocals
Louis Frères - bass, electronics, synth
Stephan Pougin - drums, percussions

Special guests
Farida Boujraf – vocals (track 3)
Jean-Yves Evrard – guitars (tracks 3-5-8)

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released June 10, 2022

Recorded by Maxime Wathieu at Wood Studio Liège, July 2022
Mixed and mastered by Johann Spitz at Wood Studio Liège, July 2022
Except track 11 recorded and mixed by Christine Verschorren at the Strawberry Lab.

Produced by Collectif du Lion asbl

Cover Lucas Racasse
Photo Stephan Pougin

Lay out Racasse Studio
Photos booklet © Dominique Houcmant Goldo


Réalisé avec l’aide de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles – Service des Musiques
℗ © 2022 Collectif du Lion | Distribué par IGLOO Circle

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RéPercussion Liège, Belgium

RéPercussion - drum'n bass

Tribal without being ethnic, the rhythm section of the Rêve d'éléphant Orchestra offers a sensitive, percussive music, tinged with electronics.

This trio will serve you a Drum'n Bass with jazz sauce that will make your hips tingle.

MICHEL DEBRULLE drums, Binche bass drum
LOUIS FRERES bass, electronics
STEPHAN POUGIN
bodhran, tupan, congas, derbouka, drums ... more

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