It is under the name of Indepanda that Alexis Rivest entered the alternative rap scene in 2007. In 2014, he left his native Lanaudiere, innumerable mixtapes in his pocket; Al Right arrives in Montreal, ears full of Kendrick Lamar, James Blake and The Weeknd. Her songs, far from bling bling cliches, draw a vivid and transcendent portrait of Generation Y, her lost loves and the society through which she makes her way. The artist, influenced by J Cole and Travis Scott, goes from rap to song with aplomb, his homemade beats sometimes explosive, sometimes hovering inevitably taps to the head. "With a sometimes dark sound and sometimes rather playful, Al Right creates an R & B meets electro atmosphere reminiscent of James Blake's downtempo soul, all accompanied by his beautiful deep voice, which at first listen sounds like very distinctive of the talented King Krule. "-The Little Manies There are never too many at Al Right: among his collaborators are The Holy (Olivier Lamontagne, from C'est Beau Handwork) and Beatrix Methe (Les Poules a Colin). Whether offering an imaginary featuring with Tupac or remixing S Club 7, music is above all a playground for the artist, who creates with humility and unpretentious. Unique in the Montreal scene, Al Right defies gangsta rap and brings a new breath to the Quebec music scene.