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Zedb
Zedb is a French band formed by childhood friends Philippe Cerboneschi and Nicolas Perrin in Paris. They released their debut album 'No Way Home' in 2017,...
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Zedb is a French band formed by childhood friends Philippe Cerboneschi and Nicolas Perrin in Paris. They released their debut album 'No Way Home' in 2017, followed by 'Zion' in 2019. The group includes Cerboneschi on vocals and guitar, Perrin on bass, and Édouard Admirault on drums.
Their song 'Tomber La Chemise' from the 'Zion' album became their most recognizable track. It's a straightforward rock-pop number that caught on with listeners.
Some critics have questioned the band's approach, calling their music formulaic at times. They've continued working together despite these occasional criticisms.
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