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En attendant Ana is a Frenchrock group,[1][2][3] which was formed in 2014.[4] Following their debut recording, the six-track Songs from the Cave EP, En Attendant Ana acquired an American distribution via Trouble in Mind. Their debut album, Lost & Found, was released in April 2018. The follow-up, Juillet, appeared in January 2020.[4]
Members
Margaux Bouchaudon : vocals, guitar, claviers
Camille Fréchou : trumpet, guitar, backing vocals
Adrien Pollin : drums (since 2017)
Maxence Tomasso : guitar (since 2018)
Vincent Hivert : bass (since 2020)
Past members:
Pauline Marin (drums, 2015–2017)
Romain Meaulard (guitar, 2015–2018)
Antoine Vaugelade (bass, 2015–2020)
Albums
Lost & Found, 2018 (Montagne Sacrée, Buddy Records and Trouble in Mind)[5]
