Klek, the percussionist for the Quebec band Angine de Poitrine, unveiled a uniquely designed drum during a set at the Festivent de Lévis on August 3, 2026. The instrument, finished in black with distinctive white spots, was crafted by local drum maker Ebenor Percussion and served as the visual centerpiece of the performance.
The drum’s striking appearance complemented the band’s energetic summer set, drawing attention from festivalgoers and highlighting the collaboration between musicians and regional instrument artisans. Ebenor Percussion, known for producing custom percussion pieces throughout Quebec, supplied the instrument specifically for the occasion, showcasing its capacity for bespoke designs.
The Festivent de Lévis, a seasonal music festival that draws crowds to the city’s waterfront venues, featured a lineup that included Angine de Poitrine among other acts. Alongside Klek, fellow performers Julie Larouche and William Leclerc were present at the event, adding to the diverse programming that characterizes the festival’s summer schedule.
Klek’s introduction of the black drum with white spots underscored the festival’s emphasis on innovative musical experiences and local craftsmanship. The unveiling was timed to coincide with the band’s mid‑festival performance, providing a memorable moment for attendees and reinforcing Lévis’s reputation as a hub for artistic collaboration in the province.