“Django’s Songs”

In the summer of 2014, the French bohemian Monsieur Pompadour ended up in Berlin. The illustrious circle of his lavish parties included a Belgian singer, a Hungarian violinist, an extremely taciturn bassist and an aristocratic guitar virtuoso. They formed a band and have been convincing ever since with a very special mixture of cheerful swing, ambitious wildness and a pinch of melancholy. Chansons and songs about life and love, sung in four voices and interpreted in the style of their idols Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli. For their debut, Monsieur Pompadour lent them the honor of his melodious name and then disappeared as a stowaway on a luxury liner.