Gianfranco GFN is a guitarist and composer from the Swiss town of Bienne. Taking influence from jazz, blues, bossa, funk and rock, he’s built up a reputation as an accomplished musician and composer over the years with his unique brand of 70s inspired music that’s always full of groove.
Gaining recognition as an artist, his music has been played on various Swiss radio stations as well as being picked up in countries such as France, Germany, Ireland and Russia. With his music, he offers rich acid jazz style soundscapes that draw you in and transport you to vivid colourful sonic worlds.
Now with a new album on the horizon, TROUBADOUR which is set to drop later this summer, he shares a taste of the upcoming record with the single “Bonnie & Clyde”. Packed full of grooving rhythm and breezy melodic leads from a stunning blend of instrumentation featuring performances from Paula Bright and Vladi Carbone, the new track is a Pop-Latino outing that’s sure to put a smile on your face.
Written about the story of the two famous outlaws and their unconditional love, the song offers a sonic realisation of the unison and understanding between the partners in both life and crime; soul mates on a thrilling ride until their demise. Paired with the single is the music video to reflect the hypnotising vibes of the music, old photos and footage are fused with animations all washed in vibrant yellow and orange scenes to perfectly capture the mood of the song. You can catch up with Gianfranco GFN here.
Watch the video for Bonnie & Clyde below
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