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Since their first jam in their mother's womb in 1995, Henri and Simon Kinkead have never left each other's side. Kinkead is the name of their pop-québ project, in which indie-rock, neo-soul and disco blend in a free, polygamous love affair. Although influenced by the great magistrates of Anglo pop (John Mayer, Mark Ronson, Frank Ocean), the two brothers write songs deeply rooted in Québ culture and its imagery language. At the end of 2018, they released their first EP (1995), which received a positive reception from radio stations in addition to reaching a large audience on various listening platforms. Numerous shows followed this first effort, including at the Festival d'été de Québec. The twins are back in force at the end of 2020 with a debut album, Migration. Produced by Simon Kearney, this full-length is a modern and diverse musical autofiction that accompanies the bittersweet transition from adolescence to adulthood. The desire to have more and more coexists with the irresistible urge to squeeze it all in, in a rich, paradoxical work that reflects the generation that grew up at the turn of the millennium.
