Discography

Cavalier Solaire

St Franck 

In an industry dominated by mainstream sounds and cookie-cutter formulas an innovative
young producer has emerged from the shadows, ready to make a lasting impact.
Franck Lada, aka St Franck, draws inspiration from his collection of records from the '60s
to today (Tame Impala Currents, Daft Punk Discovery, Mc Cartney II, Serge Gainsbourg
Melody Nelson or Kurt Vile B'lieve Am Going Down) offering electro-pop influences
from his professional studio in Bordeaux.

One of the most intriguing aspects of St. Frank's artistic talent is notably his musical
projects across the Channel after having worked his way up and recorded with
Nick Brine, sound engineer for Definitely Maybe from the group Oasis) or even played in
bands from the East London indie scene, as well as an EP, "Gamma Wave," and a few titles
scattered since 2018. This respect for the history of music appears
in his work, adding a timeless quality to his compositions that
resonate with an electro-rocker audience. But St Franck is not
limited to music.

Just as skillful in the kitchen and the studio, he combines his
passion for the culinary arts with recipes, creating a sensory
experience. He believes that, just like cooking, music can nourish
the soul and leave a sustainable impression.
He is also a bit of a philosopher as his works are notably inspired
by "The Hero of a Thousand Faces" by Joseph Campbell or
records producer Rick Rubin.

St Franck's music is more than just entertainment: It is a journey of self-discovery and
escape (Balearic Dreams, Am Gone, Moonlight Drive, A Million Miles From Home,
Wings Across The Sea, The Space Cowboy & The Silver Horse), warnings about the modern
world (Stranded On Neverland, In The Lost & Found). With every note and every lyric,
he encourages his audience to explore the depths of your being and embark on a quest
within your mind ghosts "Inner Spooks." But above all, he wants to keeps on dreaming as
he describes it in "The Way I'm Dreaming".

In an industry dominated by mainstream sounds and cookie-cutter formulas an innovative
young producer has emerged from the shadows, ready to make a lasting impact.
Franck Lada, aka St Franck, draws inspiration from his collection of records from the '60s
to today (Tame Impala Currents, Daft Punk Discovery, Mc Cartney II, Serge Gainsbourg
Melody Nelson or Kurt Vile B'lieve Am Going Down) offering electro-pop influences
from his professional studio in Bordeaux.
One of the most intriguing aspects of St. Frank's artistic talent is notably his musical
projects across the Channel after having worked his way up and recorded with
Nick Brine, sound engineer for Definitely Maybe from the group Oasis) or even played in
bands from the East London indie scene, as well as an EP, "Gamma Wave," and a few titles
scattered since 2018. This respect for the history of music appears
in his work, adding a timeless quality to his compositions that
resonate with an electro-rocker audience. But St Franck is not
limited to music.
Just as skillful in the kitchen and the studio, he combines his
passion for the culinary arts with recipes, creating a sensory
experience. He believes that, just like cooking, music can nourish
the soul and leave a sustainable impression.
He is also a bit of a philosopher as his works are notably inspired
by "The Hero of a Thousand Faces" by Joseph Campbell or
records producer Rick Rubin.
St Franck's music is more than just entertainment: It is a journey of self-discovery and
escape (Balearic Dreams, Am Gone, Moonlight Drive, A Million Miles From Home,
Wings Across The Sea, The Space Cowboy &amp; The Silver Horse), warnings about the modern
world (Stranded On Neverland, In The Lost &amp; Found). With every note and every lyric,
he encourages his audience to explore the depths of your being and embark on a quest
within your mind ghosts "Inner Spooks." But above all, he wants to keeps on dreaming as
he describes it in "The Way I'm Dreaming".

Wings Across The Sea (Original Mix)