Colours in the Street
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FR Paris – Pop / Rock / Electronic
Colours in the Street

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Velvet Coliseum
5b41a4eb22237a719b72d04632a234ddb89f2db1 Lions Single 2018
Dbabad34a3fc21db3855f9dd028e192cb937d7ec Tell the World Single 2018
6554d4646b12a09517cf82e56ba117b1dde0edd5 Royaume Album 2015
C1226d0974cf2a34c206a08ccf3449301c568f08 A Thousand Candles Single 2014
Colours in the Street
2d26461a3ade817e7b50b2c58744cb38b8810555 Paper Child Single 2013
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Young, dynamic and inspired by Brit-Pop Music, the 4 boys from Colours in the Street offer an English slant on the French Pop scene.


The band originally began with childhood friends and neighbours, Alexandre Poussard (vocals/piano) and Alexis Rimbault (drums). They were later joined by Lucien Saurin (guitarist) and Noé Russeil (bassist), after meeting at University and at local concerts. Bringing their influences together and their diverse musical backgrounds, they crafted catchy and up-tempo songs, and started hitting the local scene, slowly making a name for themselves. Being signed the independent label Velvet Coliseum, releasing their first single “Paper Child”, this was soon followed by them winning the Ricard SA Live Music Award in 2013. This came with a national tour of France, with remarkable shows on some of the biggest stages in the country as well as playing at some highly renowned festivals like “Le Printemps de Bourges” and the “Francofolies de La Rochelle”. Exploiting their musical maturity, the group took a year to write, perfect and record their first album “Royaume” (meaning Kingdom) in 2015.
Listening to bands like Foals, Coldplay, Phoenix and many more, they were soon able to establish their own identity as an upcoming young band by mixing upbeat and contemporary pop-rock and electronic sounds, poetic lyrics in English, powerful vocals and of course a bit of the French Touch. Colours in the Street have managed to lay down some emotional and dramatic music and explode on stage.
Continuing to scribe new lyrics and hone their musicality, they are preparing for a nation wide tour and some international appearances.