Cross-Channel Music is the indie pop-folk project of French London-based singer songwriter Pierre Lassegues.

After an early and unlikely viral hit in 2006 with a song about the professional swimmer Laure Manaudou – which benefited from the timely release of leaked photos – Lassegues was the frontman and songwriter of the Parisian band Bradford Musical, before moving to London in 2012.

There, he played bass in The Hertz Complex and Everything by Electricity, before deciding to go back to his love of songwriting.

The style of his music is undoubtedly indie, but covers a wide range of mood and genres. Some songs are orchestral, warm and elegant (think Father John Misty or The National) while others are more upbeat and playful, be it in a raw garage rock or catchy electro-pop style.

Lyric-wise, expect a combination of poetry and wry humour.

Cross-Channel’s Music first EP, ‘Average Rock Star’ and the single ‘Turtle’, were released on October 4th 2019. Following on from the release of two singles 'Bygone Days' and 'Butter On Hot Toast', the artist is now ready to release the full album...