Ragers

Ragers have always sparked mystery around them. Their eclectic mix of urban pop, rap and live instrumentals have earned them a ton of fantastic reviews from media such as The Fader, Complex and XXL Magazine, among others. With five releases in five years, the group has become an essential in the Quebec music scene after the success of their first studio album, Raw Footage released in 2018. The group found themselves projected in Netflix shows, in Spotify playlists, as well as in US radio stations. Their explosive latest singles prove that Ragers is currently positioned as one of the most solid bands on the local scene, with their catchy choruses and their experimental productions. Now the group has given itself a new challenge: to make music in their native language, French. The idea came in the middle of the pandemic, in the Ragers' headquarters in Hochelaga, in the east of Montreal. The result of this experience: a project of 6 tracks with a 100% Montreal flavor. In order to do this, the guys have surrounded themselves with the most talented directors in town, especially by collaborating with Gary Wide and Pako. The 6 tracks presented illustrate the versatility of the band by presenting songs as catchy and dancing as Hasta La vista and Goût Cerise and as dark and grungy as Langue sale. The final result is a beautiful representation of the universe of Ragers. The group takes its inspiration from several cultures and musical trends. This gives the project a unique texture that somehow remind the spirit of their hometown, Montreal lesragers.com