Gould Anny
Gould Anny was a band from Quebec fronted by a singer-songwriter of the same name, with Mathieu Vanasse on piano and keyboards, Guillaume Minière on bass, and...
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Gould Anny was a band from Quebec fronted by a singer-songwriter of the same name, with Mathieu Vanasse on piano and keyboards, Guillaume Minière on bass, and Simon Poirier on drums. They released four albums between 2007 and 2016, starting with a self-titled debut and following with 'Concerto d'Automne' in 2010, 'Les Chansons d'Avenirs' in 2013, and 'Tel Quel' in 2016.
The 2010 album 'Concerto d'Automne' gave the band its title track, which became one of their best-known songs along with 'La Seine.' Their music mixed classical and folk touches with alternative rock, and Gould Anny's vocals had an ethereal quality that suited the material.
They worked in a space between artistic expression and commercial pop, with lyrics that leaned introspective. The band maintained that approach across their releases, keeping a consistent sound through their catalog.
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