Founded in 2002, DRUNKSOULS are French reggae bands who have garnered worldwide acclaim and word-of-mouth. Likened to an original blend of Manu Chao, Gorillaz, Michael Jackson, RHCP and Damian Marley, their music is a patchwork of influences intended to make you dance as well as think. The Daily Consciousness says they're "creating a unique sound with little to no borders." Their songs, sometimes playful and sometimes dark, carry a message of reconciliation and tolerance, in which humour and gravity are intelligently cohabiting. Rock Is Rock says of the band "Dead Prez called themselves 'Revolutionary but Gangster'. If that's the case then DRUNKSOULS are 'Revolutionary but Funny'."

DRUNKSOULS have received a high amount of word-of-mouth from their fanbase, generating over 100,000 downloads of their debut album, and over 400 000 YouTube views of their viral music video "Human Race", which has also been seen by millions in North America on California Music Channel, MusicMix USA, Alternative Currents and many others. The video's success was due partially to it's breathtaking footage, taken from the multi-award winning documentary "I Believe I Can Fly". The film was directed by Sébastien Montaz-Rosset and based on the Skyliners, a team of French adventurers who specialize in highline tightrope walking, basejumping, and mountaineering. It won the Jury's award at the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival. HIP Video Promo who promoted Johnny Cash's "Hurt" music video and have worked with Bon Iver, Of
Montreal and Death Cab for Cutie describe the video "as an exhilarating ride."

DRUNKSOULS have played in legendary venues such as the mythical stage of Olympia-Bruno Coquatrix and the Grand Auditorium du Palais des Festivals de Cannes, one of the events supporting the African Reggae Star Tiken Jah Fakoli.

The critical acclaim and rapidly growing North American fanbase have encouraged DRUNKSOULS to come to the U.S for an ambitious tour, they are currently looking for partners to do so. The band's current CD "Revolution" is a 16 track album offering of rock, reggae, electro, funk and pop. Building on the success of their debut, the band continues on the path of poppy hooks and political/emotional lyrics with tracks like "Human Race", "The Fall" and "Revolution". "Revolution" has earned them recommendations from tastemakers worldwide.

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