Pat Bol

Edité chez WTPL Edité chez Woof Canada Inc. Produit chez Booster Licencié chez Booster

Biography

Pat Bol

Pat Bol is one of those eternal adolescents who take life for a huge playground. In a world in pastel colors, somewhere between Joe Cocker and Assurancetourix, his songs are all excuses to tell us his troubles of artichoke heart. The rhythms and tunes that lend to the gum to smile, always fresh, sometimes naive, but not depressing!

A first album, 'Et peluches si affinités... '(Booster / PIAS), was released in 2007. 13 tracks (normal when your name is Pat Bol ...) recorded at home with friends. Almost a family album where you can feel the influences of MathieuBoogaerts, Albin and other Boby Lapointe. The pleasure of words and the art of catchy little melodies.

'L'Amour Propre et le Coeur Net', his new album, released in April 2010. The songs have matured and production is more acoustic. Always with 13 tracks in the background do the little hassles and picturesque love an owl boy male owl girl. The texts are a treat for those who love words and their sounds. For Pat Bol did not make the man! He practices a wicked sense of humor and his pen, sometimes ironic, sometimes cynical, where it tickles laugh ... Yellow of course!

Discography

2007

Et peluches si affinités

A popular French novel where the melodies have a heart as big as a watermelon free in supermarkets. This is a kind of adultescent Didier Super nice, a super Gerald Gentile who made a short cruise in the regressive assumed.

2008

Les Abeilles

Behind a schoolboy humor, Pat Bol is a colorful lyricist.

2009

Bonbons

Tagada, marshmallow in a sweet eye invites us to enjoy a story well packed.

2010

L'Amour propre et le coeur net

Despite his bad luck claimed, the artist has songs filled with humor and affection for a gentle welcome. Playing with words reminiscent of expertise Boby Lapointe, the "Owl boy girl male owl" evokes fun and loves irony it seeks, missing or lost. Accompanied by another guitar on stage, the album has acoustic arrangements fitting that distill the mood by pressing the humor and the loveliness of the words. The perky tunes reflect the persistent hope of thirty who has everything the young person of between excess testosterone and crippling shyness. The singer opens his heart, often disappointed but never discouraged, for the avowed confidence finesse of its thirteen (obviously!) Pieces. A kind of Renan Luce much better and that brings a breath of fresh air! (Wavelength)