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Ô Lake Rennes, France
NeoClassical Music from France.
After playing at some of the biggest French festivals (Les
Trans Musicales, Les Vieilles Charrues, Le Printemps de Bourges, etc) with his band Fragments (Post-rock), Sylvain Texier created Ô Lake in 2017, a neoclassical project with pop influences, as romantic as the poetry from Lamartine which inspired him.
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