AaRON

AaRON (“Artificial Pets Driving On Neverland”) are English-language lyricist Simon Buret and composer Olivier Coursier, who also met in 2004. Although that they had created 20-odd songs collectively within a 12 months of meeting, the discharge of their materials was postponed by Buret’s burgeoning film profession and Coursier touring as guitarist and keyboardist with commercial metal clothing Mass Hysteria. The set shot to popularity in 2006 when their tunes “U-Turn (Lili)” and “Mister K” had been applied to the soundtrack for the package office strike Je Vais Bien, Ne T’en Fais Pas, Buret having exceeded a demonstration to movie director Philippe Lioret when auditioning for a second role. Following a film’s achievement, “U-Turn” became a Internet trend, on the trunk which the duo’s self-titled debut arrived in 2007. With autobiographical text messages, an ethereal rock and roll sound pitched somewhere within Tom McRae and Keane, and a haunting cover of “Unusual Fruits,” the recording went to quantity eight in the French graphs. The duo came back this year 2010 using their introspective follow-up, Parrots in the Surprise. The recording reached quantity six in the French graphs and spawned the singles “Rise” and “Seed products of Platinum.” A 12 months later, following the Unplugged & Waves tour, they released a live recording, 2011’s Waves from the street. After a four-year silence, AaRON came back using their 4th recording, We Slice the Night, including the glimmering synth pop solitary “Blouson Noir.”