Faulkner Steve
Faulkner Steve is a French musical collective that formed around 2010. Their song "Le météore" has become their most recognized track, appearing on their 2015...
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Faulkner Steve is a French musical collective that formed around 2010. Their song "Le météore" has become their most recognized track, appearing on their 2015 album "Le Grand Vide." They've released three studio albums in total, including "L'Étoile Filante" in 2012 and "Les Ombres" in 2019.
The group includes Jacques Faulkner on vocals and songwriting, Stéphanie Steve as a multi-instrumentalist and vocalist, Luc Féraud on guitar, Élodie Maréchal on bass, and Matthieu Coudray on drums. Another song of theirs, "Si j'avais un char," appears among their top tracks.
Their music incorporates folk and electronic elements, though they've maintained a somewhat private approach to their creative process. The band's elusive nature has made them less accessible to fans seeking personal connections or explanations behind their lyrics.
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