Montreal Trio Caméra Unwind on Ambient Track "Dimanche"

Formed in the depths of Montreal's lingering winters, Caméra – comprised of guitarist, composer and producer Francois Jalbert; violinist, arranger and composer Mélanie Bélair; and composer, arranger and performer Aurélien Tomasi – find sounds, explore bizarre ideas and always seek beauty. Traveling between a murmuration of birds at sunset, a daydream in the Japanese rainforest in 1986, or listening to a sexy saxophone melody played by a dude in a leopard speedo inside a midcentury cottage while drinking a white Russian, the trio somehow makes sense.

The main vocals and guitars on their newest single, "Dimanche," were recorded during a burst of inspiration on a lazy Sunday. An accurate picture of the vibe that day, this song is a great example of what can happen when you give a musician some space and time.

Watch + share the visual accompaniment made by Alina Hertahttps://youtu.be/zqt7mT-pHbA

Find more information about Caméra, photos + socials: https://s.disco.ac/scshuqlgtwje

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