Odessey & Oracle Lyon, France
Fanny L’HÉRITIER : lead vocals, electric piano and analog synths
Mathilde BOUILLOT : flute, analog
synths and vocals
Guillaume MÉDIONI : electric guitar, classical guitar and vocals
Guillaume BERTRAND: drums
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