At first, they were six musicians from really different backgrounds would meet up there to improvise their own versions of bluegrass, country and blues standards in Lafontaine Park, Montréal. Their love story took a whole new level after a couple of months, and they started writing their own songs in French Quebecois joual, crafting a sound that would be all their own, a crazy mix of cajun, zydeco, country, blues, bluegrass, ragtime and rock garage.
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