Flore Laurentienne Montreal, Québec
Mathieu David Gagnon’s music is an awakening of true beauty all around us. Imagine taking a vintage Technicolor film soundtrack and adding the imagery of a Spring in full bloom with the softest, most pastel paint. The marriage between his score-like string orchestrations along with analog synthesizers is an ingenious mix of the 50’s and 60’s familiar sounds. ... more
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