An Art Rock concept album, the lyrics and the music decry the abyss that exists between rich and poor, and how every personnal gesture is so important. Flute-driven melody, sober use of mellotron, phaser sax and acoustic guitar.

10 MP3 Songs in this album (65:21) !
Related styles: ROCK: Progressive Rock, ROCK: Industrial Rock

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Details:
Robert Bériau, works as business counsultant and owned a private company since 1996. He was senior director for more than 15 years for 2 major international counsulting after firms after been an industrial developper. Robert is also a high level athlete with more than 100 races and more than 40 marathons. Canadian master2 champion in 2007, he is still active in racing. He is also a musician and composer for the last 25 years and had studied flute (3 years) , guitar ( 10 years) and piano ( 4 years). His music flows over the edge of rock, alternative rock, jazz and classical. He has been involved as part time musician in rock music since the end of the â70s and worked part time into a FM radio station. He also composes and plays keyboards for canadian rock bands.His first solo album recorded and mastered in Montreal (Canada) was released in 2005. His second solo album, âSelfishness: Source of War and Violenceâ in stores since october 2008,features a collaboration with drummer Lee Levin, who played with major international artists, canadian mezzo-soprano coloratura Catherine Denis-Gagnon and also Elad Fish.

This album was mastered by Nancy Matter at Moonlight Mastering Inc in Austin (USA)and by Marc Olivier Bouchard at SNB Reference Mastering Inc, Montreal (Canada).

Instruments played:
acoustic piano, keyboards / synthetizer, acoustic and electric guitar, flute and bass

Discography:
« Selfishness : Source of War & Violence », Robert Beriau, 2008 (Beriau International Records, ROB0008)
« Aberrations » - Qwaarn, 2007 (Unicorn Records, UNCR5048)
« Falling back to where I began » - Robert Beriau, 2005 (Ipso Facto ROB0005/IF2023)