Banga is one of the side project of Michel Sardon.
A couple years ago, banga started its music with anti-folk tune inspired by Low barlow. Then the music grow up and is now more rock oriented...
Below, you'll find all of Banga's contributions to the Dadaprod's discs, which you can also find in the dedicated section of the web site ou or directly by clicking on the following links : Ivresse de la paresse, Premières nouvelles.
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Brazil | l'herbe rouge | ![]() |
Paul, véro, Sven... | ![]() |
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un samedi après midi... | ![]() |
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Banga | la rupture | ![]() |
le bateau îvre | ![]() |
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Loanna | ![]() |
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summer time | ![]() |
Cd: ivresse de la paresse
tatapoum
De la pop tranquille à sa copine plus énervée (hommage au prochain concert des Pixies ?), tour d'horizon personalisé de ce que l'on aime y trouver. Cette boisson là a des bulles en plus et se boit très frais : ne serait-ce pas plutôt Orangina.
Longueur d'Ondes
[...] Puis Banga enchaîne avec une pop boisée aux accents Modern Lovers. voir l'article complet
A découvrir absolument
Banga c'est la meilleure rencontre que nous ayons fait depuis des lustres, la rencontre d'un type avec autant de savoir-faire que vous et moi, autant de possibilité au chant, mais avec une plume incroyable qui devrait plaire autant au fille que de nous faire groover.
Cd: Premières nouvelles
Magic!
Banga, le voit gratter une guitare et aligner les ballades quelque peu misérabilistes. On est pas loin de la bonne humeur de serail killer de Daniel Johnston, ainsi que de la sensibilité écorchée de Smog, mais la naïveté affichée des morceaux signe un personnage en décalage. voir l'article complet
It was in the heart of his native Normandy, still in his teens, that the young Michel Sardon was moved by the existence of a hitherto unknown music. It was while reading an issue of Best covering the umpteenth comeback of Pink Floyd that the young Sardon discovered the existence of the Pixies. The local media library soon became the scene of encounters with vinyl records. It was only a few years later that Michel decided to defy the family consensus that music was a domain reserved for others. And so he launched into his first chords. The strumming of strings quickly became creative, exorcising the unfathomable evil that had gnawed at him since his earliest childhood. Accompanied by a handful of friends, his compositions followed on from his stays in Normandy and England, ending up in Paris, where Michel launched into M.A.O and D.I.Y!
In 2001, Michel launched Dadaprod, seeking to create a new non-commercial space where music could be exchanged over the Internet or via CD-Rs. In total opposition to the behemoths of the record industry, dadaprod castigates the gravediggers of creation, calling for free music where artists would no longer be bank accounts belonging to the jet-set or elected by TV shows.