9651 días difundiendo la cultura fueguina

rockfueguino@gmail.com

Home > Noticias> >

Jean Michel Caron "Le loup-garou"

Sounds from Canada

18/11/2025 |

Jean-Michel Caron’s “Le loup-garou”—an 8-minute, glam-tinged rock odyssey from his new album REFUGE—is a bold, shape-shifting journey that marries the swagger of classic rock ’n’ roll with the inquisitive spirit of psychedelic and indie experimentation. Clocking in at 8 minutes and 35 seconds, the track never overstays its welcome; instead, it unfolds like a sonic collage, guided by Caron’s self-taught intuition and multidisciplinary artistry. With groovy basslines, shimmering guitar work, and theatrical vocal inflections that nod to glam’s golden era, the song feels both nostalgic and refreshingly idiosyncratic. As a visual artist by training and a sonic explorer by passion, Caron treats each instrument like a brushstroke, layering textures and moods to conjure a mythic tale of transformation—fitting for a song titled “The Werewolf.”

Rooted in Quebec but unbound by genre, Caron’s REFUGE—released July 11, 2025—marks a striking evolution from his earlier electronic experiments on TROU DE VER. Here, he embraces an all-encompassing role: composer, lyricist, multi-instrumentalist, and producer, crafting a deeply personal sanctuary in sound. “Le loup-garou” epitomizes this vision, balancing raw authenticity with meticulous craft, and weaving the intimate with the archetypal. The result is music that doesn’t just entertain but shelters—a refuge, as Caron says, where light and comfort emerge through creative freedom. For listeners craving originality with heart, groove, and a touch of mystery, this Canadian underground gem offers a luminous, transformative listen.

Tags: | - Visitas: 700

Noticias

• Barking Orders in German "ROSA"
  
  
• TV Face "White Noise White Lies" 7/8
  
  
• The FMs "Pistol in the Pocket"
  
  
• Fahrenheit 5G "The Old Man"
  
  
• Ständard "Sharp"
  
  
• King Father Baboon "Surface"
  
  
• PIFFA "Agota"
  
  
• Girl from Neptune "Hot Mess"
  
  
• Ephoro - "Silencio Expuesto"
  
  
• Humbiego "Love in Seven Countries"
  
  

---