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Men I Trust

Hailing from Montreal, Canada, Men I Trust is not a single artist but indeed a fascinating indie-pop band known for their compelling, smooth beats laced with mesmerizing vocals. With a unique name referencing a gender and an act of faith, this band made their debut in the music industry in 2014, and it has been an audacious journey since then. The intriguing fact that often shakes newcomers is that despite their masculine moniker, the band chiefly comprises female members with Jessy Caron, Dragos Chiriac and the compelling lead singer, Emmanuelle Proulx.

With their laid-back tracks, Men I Trust has been leaving quite an impression in the indie-pop industry, but their music videos are equally captivating, if not more. For instance, their song “Lauren” was accompanied by a visually enticing video directed by the band members themselves. Moving at the same rhythmic pace as their tune, the video resonates with the emotion of the song and yet, provides an awakening tranquility. Similarly, the video for their hit "Tailwhip" revisits their youthful days in Quebec, mingling nostalgia with vibrant visuals. Notably, in their music video “Norton Commander," they've ingeniously managed to convey a warm summer night's emotions using minimal props - a simple car, laconic scenery and no extensive glamour. The kicker anyone might not expect, except hardcore fans of course, is that their videos rarely exceed a budget of 500 Canadian dollars, defying the notion that monumental budgets are a prerequisite for impactful artistry. With this minimalist yet creative approach, Men I Trust proves that sometimes less truly is more.

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