Gabriel Auguste, a versatile and passionate artist, explores the complexities of soul and body through his pop music, sensitive to the fluctuations of emotions and human relationships. His artistic journey has been marked by a significant evolution, moving from the dark and rooted world of rock with his former band, Wall Of Death, to a musical approach imbued with Anglo-Saxon influences such as Robert Wyatt and Kevin Ayers, combined with the poetic richness of the French language. "La Grande Gomme," his flagship project, embodies his creative freedom. This innovative opus is a fascinating blend of a music album, visual works, and a captivating story. Through twelve enthralling tracks, Gabriel Auguste brings together renowned performers from the contemporary and past French scene. In this musical journey, he addresses crucial societal themes such as gender, ecology, feminism, anti-racism, anti-capitalism, and degrowth. His creativity is fully expressed through an intriguing musical diversity, with enchanting solos by Dominique A and surprising collaborations with renowned artists such as Alain Chamfort, Calypso Valois, Diane Sagnier, P.R2B, Lescop, and Valentino Vivace. Gabriel Auguste embodies the character of César in this musical universe, playing various roles and transporting us through a trajectory marked by poignant encounters in a totalitarian world on the run. His artistic journey demonstrates his audacity, creativity, and ability to defy musical conventions, thus leaving a significant mark on the contemporary music landscape.