Tetard is a French jewel with Anglo-Saxon shades and daringly clever dispositions. Each song tells a charming story full of sensitivity in which everyone will find something personal...
The folk songs of "12 Pures Chansons", first album by David Tétard, had reached unexpected results for an auto-produced free electron. With his latest album "Mes Dix Doigts", TETARD - now genuine leader of a full band - takes us to a higher level. One can even guess he's been building bridges across The Channel and the Atlantic Ocean. With TARMAC bass player and VEGOMATIC drummer, TETARD renews the genre, far from the Oedipal result of NOIR DESIR.
Beside his strong sense for song writing, this time the artist brings us closer to Elliot Smith or Ben Kweller than Jonathan Richman or Bob Dylan. His music is more electric with always more daring and clever dispositions. Lirically he continues to lucidly examine "the infinitely average universe of a very common life" with either nervous or dreamy melodies. This Anglo-Saxon jewel born in France covers the spectre of the feelings and energies that come with it.
Tétard score every time, including on stage where the public come to see what they make with their Ten Fingers. "Faudra faire avec", the 3rd album by TETARD was produced with accomplices Robin and Gaëtan of Louise Attaque and with Franck Redlich on the machines. Each song tells a charming story full of sensitivity in which everyone will find something personal...
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