Edmond Jefferson & Sons Bienne, Switzerland
Since the band's rock'n roll debut in 2011, Edmond Jefferson & Sons has evolved and moved towards a more mature alternative rock. They meet to transmit what comes from their guts. Their instinctive music takes us on a journey through their interiors, translating emotions that are sometimes sensitive, dark or vibrant. ... more
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