Paul Fuster is a folk-rock musician from North America, but his family was from Catalonia. One day he decided to go to Cardona, Catalonia and visit his grandmother... And he decided that he wanted to stay there. After some shows he was able to edit a first album (titled "36 weeks"), which rised many expectations. His second album ("Battleship") confirmed him as a great musician while he played more with some rock influences. In 2003, he edited his album: "Happy Nothing". A not-so-dark vision o...
Paul Fuster is a folk-rock musician from North America, but his family was from Catalonia. One day he decided to go to Cardona, Catalonia and visit his grandmother... And he decided that he wanted to stay there.
After some shows he was able to edit a first album (titled "36 weeks"), which rised many expectations. His second album ("Battleship") confirmed him as a great musician while he played more with some rock influences.
In 2003, he edited his album: "Happy Nothing". A not-so-dark vision of Fuster's world, an album full of precious song, but not that intense rythms he played in the two previous albums.
Paul is presently recording and performing live with a band created by himself, Aron Sanchez and Jarrod Ruby, called Proton-Proton. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
