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Lasago
Lasago formed in Paris with vocalist and songwriter Étienne de Crécy, guitarist Pierre-Marie Maulini, bassist Laurent Garnier, and drummer Cédric Hervet....
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Lasago formed in Paris with vocalist and songwriter Étienne de Crécy, guitarist Pierre-Marie Maulini, bassist Laurent Garnier, and drummer Cédric Hervet. Their sound mixed dance rhythms with more atmospheric elements, which took some time to find its footing in the local scene.
They released their debut album 'Surrender' in 1999, with the title track becoming their most recognizable song. The album's combination of driving beats and reflective lyrics connected with listeners, giving the band a wider audience beyond their earlier club shows.
As they gained attention, their style and lyrics drew mixed reactions from critics and listeners.
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