Louis Gaston Paris, France
Louis Gaston stands for his blues-rock influences and carves his French name on the wooden benches of the Songwriter’s
Club.
The lyrics are maybe sour, often ironic, sometimes dark, always honest.
From his warm gritty voice, he puts his life and his dreams into contrasted pictures, and delivers authentic stories coming out of a trunk full of memories, nightmares, fantasies and hopes.
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