Classe Moyenne

TikTok loves them, Instagram follows them every step of the way, music platforms are burning up with how much they're being listened to: 8.42 million clicks in just a few months. The Classe moyenne music collective is the sensation of the moment, a phenomenon like few others.

It all started in a basement near La Prairie, where five friends drew on their everyday lives to write songs that reflect the daily lives of thirty-somethings, but which everyone loves.

We're called Classe moyenne, les Colocs c't'ait déjà pris, they write, and already the charm is working. When they add On voulait aller à l'uni, on a tous fini chez Benji, parle-moi d'une école de la vie, we want more.

They call themselves Classe moyenne, but they are also Benjamin Nadeau (director and producer who has collaborated with Marc Dupré, William Cloutier, Ludovick Bourgeois, Dee Holt, Mc12), Gabriel Fredette, Justin Roy, Phil Rxcket, and Zach Chico. Friends who got together in Benjamin's basement, wrote a song that quickly went viral, have written thirteen more since then, and will continue to do so because they're having fun. And people love it, a lot.

Don't look for rules or formulas, there aren't any with Classe moyenne. There's only freedom, fun, positivity, big parties, and for you, a boat you can't miss, because it doesn't come around often!