French Artist Thylacine at Hanoi Sound Stuff Festival 2015
Sat 11 Apr 2015, 8 pm
Van Ho Exhibition Center
From L’Espace:
Winner of the 2015 FAIR, Thylacine is the French band performing at Hanoi Sound Stuff 2015.
Thylacine is the name of the wolf of Tasmania, an extirpated animal species. It is also the name William Rezé gave to his band. He tries to tame the animal represented by electro music and creates soft, catchy and addictive music.
Before getting focused on jazz and on the art of improvising, William Rezé started to play music at the age of 6, learning saxophone at the Angers Music Conservatory. As a lonely saxophonist, William plays as much as possible, improvises and never hesitates to get his alto sax out to overcome the machines.
On stage, the graphic screenings of Laetitia Bely recall the dark reflections of the famous painter Soulages and blur the line between the dancefloor and fantasy.
Translated by Hanoi Grapevine
| Van Ho Exhibition Center 2 Hoa Lu, Hanoi |
