Richard Duguay nails the hard truths of life with a sound that’s been described as “The New York Dolls meets The Rolling Stones.” His new album Beautiful Decline harkens back to early Alice Cooper with story-telling panache, epically cinematic sonic assaults and flat-out rockers. His anti-hero character “Kid Stardust” guides the listener through catchy, melodic riffs that melt into psychedelic bridges leading to bursts of unexpected acoustic charm.
Richard Duguay’s recent video provides an unfiltered glimpse into the soul of a seasoned musician, showcasing his prowess in an unplugged setting. Stripped of embellishments, the performance unveils the raw essence of Duguay’s craft.
The video, framed in an intimate setting via Cursed Blessings records, co-directed by Paula Tiberius & Tom Hejda and assisted by Andrea Csabai Reece; captures the nuances of Duguay’s music with striking clarity. His emotive vocals and skillful guitar work take center stage, inviting viewers into a personal, acoustic experience. The absence of elaborate production allows the authenticity of his performance to shine.
So, if you enjoyed the stripped-down, acoustic essence of the video, consider immersing yourself in the complete tapestry of Richard Duguay’s sound by checking out his latest album.:

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