Dimoné struggles on the EP Epris dans la glace

Dimoné is a singer apart, with a deep voice, with an intensely surreal universe. Epris dans la glace was recorded in Quebec.

Dimoné finally gives a follow-up to the album Bien Hommé Mal Femmé which earned him many awards.

Dimoné is back with one of his best albums. Éamourée dans la glace bears the seal of Quebec, its winters, the snow and the solitude of icy nights. The disc was entirely recorded at the Studio le Nid of the director Pilou located in Saint-Adrien. The two met during one of Dimoné's visits to Quebec where his career has already taken off and where he regularly tours. This musician who evokes Daran, Bashung, and Lavilliers, General Alcazar and Pascal Comelade. Dimoné chisells the verb with elegance, sings in a penetrating voice both deep and silky, placed on a melodic pop carried by the guitars. A new opportunity for Quebecers to discover an entire artist, offering a deeply embodied French song, delivered with the draw and attitude of a fully assumed rocker. Bold on form and substance, chopping heavy guitars luminous titles, inhabited by his unforgettable voice, Dimoné, it is the jolt assured on the nerves! In this fifth disc containing five titles, Dimoné speaks of "the great alley of the gay district" with a deep and calm voice that highlights a text with surrealist poetry. To follow Dimoné, it's here

Dimoné and La Grande Allée, the first extract from Epris dans la glace: