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La formation Teku Syndrom enthousiaste par rapport à l'avenir

En plus de se consacrer à divers projets, la formation Teku Syndrom présentera une vitrine durant la Semaine Musique NB,

 Ayant le vent dans les voiles et des projets dans sa mire, le groupe hard rock/alternatif Teku Syndrom donne rendez-vous à la population le 5 août, à 19h, lors du Mercredi musical, à Edmundston. 

Teku Syndrom garde la pédale au fond avec de nouvelles chansons inspirées du rock classique des années 1980, tout en ajoutant une saveur plus moderne illustrant l'évolution du groupe.

En 2023, la formation d'Edmundston a lancé son premier EP de cinq chansons The Path dans le sillon du succès de leur simple Help me grow, en 2022.   Trois ans plus tard, il récidive avec un autre EP Rise. Le lancement officiel a eu lieu en mai, au Centre des arts d'Edmundston.

Alors qu'il se colle encore aux influences de groupes comme Guns N' Roses, Scorpions et Alice Cooper, les fans pourront aussi entendre des sonorités rappelant celles de formations comme Dream Theatre, Avenged Sevenfold et Rise Against.   Dans cet album, la voix mélodieuse de la chanteuse Teresa Turgeon-Dufour rencontre de plein fouet un mur de guitare et de sonorités plus agressives et rythmées.

Le résultat de cette démarche est un produit qui a acquis de la maturité du côté musical, avec des mélodies et des accompagnements plus complexes.

Laura:
What should fans expect to experience at a show?

Teku Syndrom:
Fans can expect a visceral and energetic rock experience. We also love to mix high-energy covers in our sets. Fans are usually surprised by our choice of covers… usually because of our interpretation and also because we tend to stay away from the “mainstream” songs of the artists we cover. You might even catch us spicing things up with French and Spanish rock songs.

 Teku Syndrom’s EP titled “The Path” is a remarkable musical journey that showcases the band’s unique blend of influences and their ability to craft powerful, emotionally resonant songs. This 5-track opus is a testament to the band’s talent and dedication to their craft, and it’s no surprise that it has been eagerly anticipated by fans from Canada’s East Coast and around the globe. 

La scène musicale semble en pleine ébullition dans le Madawaska. Après La Patente et La Grosse Équipe, c’est au tour de Teku Syndrom de se lancer dans l'arène.

Les membres du groupe sont tous âgés entre 36 et 50 ans et ont tous un boulot à temps plein.

La musique, c'est pour eux un rêve devenu réalité.

Le EP The Path a été lancé au mois de mai et comprend cinq pièces.

Le premier extrait Help Me Grow a atteint la troisième position de l'émission Sweet Sunday Sound, de la station FM 89,5 & Canberra, en Australie.

A new EP release from Teku Syndrom hits all the rock sweet spots from classic styles and approaches to an alternative edge and everything in between, this record has hooks beyond hooks and both a real fists-in-the-air attitude.

The Path EP is a release that shows the makings of a band that has a true love for what they do, and they pay very close attention to their craft, but they do everything with heart and that is one of the strongest elements on the record in general.

“Help Me Grow” is a powerful and introspective musical offering that resonates deeply with listeners. This track showcases Teku Syndrom’s ability to craft poignant lyrics and combine them with a compelling melody, creating an unforgettable listening experience. 

 DEDICATED TO ALL OUR SERVING MILITARY FRIENDS: TEKU SYNDROM LEAPS TOWARDS THE LIGHT AT THE END OF THE PATH.

Taken from their spectacular 5-track EP to consume with utter satisfaction, Teku Syndrom sees the target in sight and drops a soldier-filled single for all those who wonder why they’re involved in such destruction on The Path.

Teku Syndrom is an Edmundston, New Brunswick, Canada-based indie rock band who are 5-member strong and rattle the fences nearby with an exhilarating blend of powerfully designed music to start up all slow heartbeats. 

Raz being interviewed by Terry from Atlantic Axess were they discuss the new album,  'The Path'.

Interview on a French radio station.

 Questions answered by: Eric Toussaint, Lead Guitar, Band Founder

1. How did you get started with music and how did you develop your sound? Who thought of the name "Teku Syndrom" and is there any meaning behind it?

Music was part of my upbringing from an early age. My father was some sort of a DJ with his trusty vinyl collection and I was raised listening loudly to classic acts such as Styx, The Eagles, Babe Ruth, AC/DC and of course The Beatles. As I am a French Canadian we’d also listen to Offenbach, Corbeau, Code Morse and even Claude Barzotti. Moving into my teenage years we were fortunate enough to have a CD player as soon as they came out. Let me tell you that Bon Jovi’s Slippery When Wet was the first CD and the most played we had in the house alongside others such as Canadian rockers The Box and of course, Led Zeppelin...

The Inspirational and Warm Sounds Of Teku Syndrom

In a refreshing new single release, Teku Syndrom  displays an array of warmth and vibrancy through gorgeous and lush layers of soundscape and textures that collectively create something that delivers quite an impactful message through a passionate performance.

"Help Me Grow" is given from one person's perspective and done with plenty of heart and some emotional backbone that make the song attach itself to you. 

The track is piano based but also feature guitars and a full band that sit just behind wonderfully delivered vocals and all together the song gives off a heavily cinematic vibe.

There's something moving about this song and it's that aspect that grabs hold of you and doesn't let go.

The instruments are played with soul just as the vocals are saying with soul, and everything feels almost like...

Teku Syndrom Releases Lyric Video for "Help Me Grow," a Powerful Song Dealing with a Daughter's Gender Transition

"Help Me Grow" is Teku Syndrom’s first self-produced demo. From the band's promotional materials, the song "is an uplifting and inspirational song written for the guitarist’s daughter as she blossomed through her gender transition life awakening adventure. The lyrics are her dad trying to put her feelings into words as the family embraced her new beginning. With its heartfelt and meaningful lyrics, 'Help Me Grow' will definitely touch people’s hearts. Anyone that is going through a life changing experience or facing a challenge will find relief listening to Help Me Grow."

Since the song's release, it has reached a few milestons:

5/25/22- “Help Me Grow” released on digital music platforms.

5/25/22 - “Help Me Grow” lyrics video released on YouTube

5/27/22 - “Help Me Grow” released on commercial radios

7/18/22- “Help Me Grow” ranked #3 on “20 Jul week” , Valley FM 89.5 Sweet Sunday Sound, Canberra Australia....

Interview on a French radio station.