Revolver’s pop first hit the headlines in 2009. Far from being just a concept, these were three real-life, long-time friends who play acoustic guitar and cello and sing in harmony. All of this with complete sincerity and an undeniable sense of melody. Ambroise Willaume (vocals, guitar, piano) and Jeremie Arcache (cello, vocals) were classically-trained and met as kids at France’s prestigious Maitrise Notre Dame de Paris music school. The pair later teamed up with Christophe Musset (vocals, guitar) to form the basis for their current band.

They went on to record their acclaimed debut album Music For a While, spearheaded by an instant hit Get Around Town that sold over 100,000 copies in their native country and earned them two nominations in the Victoires de la Musique (France Music Awards), for Best debut album and Best New Live Act.

The band soon left Europe and hit the North American roads. With their ears full of Kurt Vile and Bruce Springsteen they toured the States - including praised appearances at both CMJ and SXSW Festivals 2011.

In 2012 they return with their sophomore album, Let Go, which faithfully captures that journey. Produced by Julien Delfaud (Phoenix), it showcases their unbridled desire to make a whole lot of people get up and dance with tracks like Wind Song, Let's get together, Brothers and When you're away…and their own slow dance, Still.