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Trina Fukiau
Trina Fukiau formed in Paris in 2003, taking their name from a combination of 'Trinité' and the Japanese word for music. Their sound drew from Celtic folk and...
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Trina Fukiau formed in Paris in 2003, taking their name from a combination of 'Trinité' and the Japanese word for music. Their sound drew from Celtic folk and electronic textures, built around Sarah Nemtanu's vocals, Yann Le Long's guitar work, Laurent Dailleau's bass, and Grégory Danel's drums.
They released their debut album 'La Ballade de l'Homme Chien' in 2009. The track 'Apres Ce Combat' from that album became their most recognizable work, a slow-building piece with Nemtanu's voice floating over Le Long's guitar patterns.
Other songs like 'Loboko Ya Nzambe' and 'Ya Lelo' followed a similar atmospheric approach. The band maintained this sound through their early years, working with the same lineup and avoiding major shifts in direction.
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