Born in Tel-Aviv, Magon moved to Paris in the late 2000s, where he formed the duo Charlotte & Magon. Fast forward 10 years of concerts and 3 albums later, Magon lauches his solo endeavour with his debut album Out In The Dark, released in 2019 by December Square / T.Rex Recordings.

This first album revealed the DNA of the songwriter, mixing the Pixies, Dylan, Bowie, and the eternal influence of bands who’ve understood everything about cool, the Velvet Underground.

At the beginning of 2021, Magon marked his return with a second album, Hour After Hour, where he refined his formula of “urban experimental rock”, and showed new facets of his work, with sweet pop ballads written for his girlfriend and sharp tracks whose riffs were decidedly more distorted and buzzing than in the past.
Magon evolves at the time into a live band with three other musicians, Ferdinand de Fournoux, Ingrid Samitier and Guillaume Bugnot, who bring their own touch on stage.

And now, Magon’s third record takes the spotlight : In The Blue – a title that announces the mystical journey into the colourful and eclectic universe of this album, illustrated by the artwork of Inuit artist Ningiukulu Teevee – a record that is particularly close to his heart. Composed around the birth of his first child, a little girl by the name of Jackie, this album changes the tone compared to previous ones. The tempo slows down, and pop songs take over. Magonʼs voice affirms itself more boldly, without sacrificing its so characteristic laid-back aura.

With titles like The Willow or In The Blue, the imagery that emerges here is vivid and enchanting : nature seems omnipresent, as the colors of the forest, the ocean and the scorching sun gradually take hold of the listener’s imagination.