P’tit Belliveau releases new single, “Income Tax”
Francophone multi-instrumentalist P’tit Belliveau dropped the second single from his upcoming album on Friday called “Income Tax”.
The song comes off of the Acadian banjo player’s debut album, Greatest Hits Vol. 1, due out on March 27.
Blending folksy banjo playing with lo-fi electro-funk beats to create a loveable and catchy sound, the Acadian artist is hoping will follow up the success he had with his previous single, “Les bateaux dans la baie”.
P’tit Belliveau will be celebrating the release of his debut album with a show in Montreal on April 1 L’Esco with more dates to be announced in the near future.
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Hi, my name is Max. I’m a journalism student currently on placement here at Canadian Beats. I grew up in the GTA, but I’ve been around Ontario a little bit for school in the past few years. I think in a lot of ways the landscape of Canadian music is partially shaped by the journalists who choose to dedicate their time to giving it exposure. By promoting and contributing to a healthy media environment for Canadian artists, journalists contribute in their own way to keeping a strong Canadian music identity alive. I’m excited to hopefully be a small part of that contribution over the next few weeks.
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