No Money Kids

NO MONEY KIDS is the sound of a night-time road trip down a deserted road, where flickering neon signs melt into the rear-view mirror.

Inspired by The Kills, The Black Keys, Beck, Sparklehorse, but also by blues masters such as Junior Kimbrough and Robert Johnson, the Parisian duo blends snarling riffs and electronic beats for indie rock as rugged as it is bewitching.

Between dizzying ballads and garage anthems, No Money Kids sculpts a raw, addictive sonic universe, where past and present collide in a frenzied dance. Their bold sound, recorded DIY, draws attention well beyond musical boundaries.

Their track "Take Me to Your Home" and the album "Factory" marked a genuine breakthrough, amassing millions of streams and opening the doors to major festivals such as Rock en Seine and Sziget.

Their compositions have featured in TV series and international films, further boosting their profile. Today, No Money Kids is preparing the album Fireworks, recorded partly in the United States, promising to push the boundaries of their sonic universe.

Who lies behind the Parisian duo No Money Kids, literally "the kids with no money"? Meet Felix Kazablanca and Jean-Marc Pelatan.