For over a decade, Red Money has been on the move—Paris to Nashville, Berlin and Pau. More than 150 shows across Europe and the U.S. have shaped the sound of Laure and Arnaud, a duo defined by restless curiosity and raw energy.

Their story has the intensity of a Bonnie & Clyde tale: partners in music and in life, they crossed the Atlantic in search of freedom and inspiration, only to be forced back to Europe when the pandemic cut short a tour and left the future uncertain. Between side jobs and visa struggles, they pushed on until Berlin offered a new spark—before their breakup sent them down different paths. Laure returned to Pau in the south of France to start a family, while Arnaud immersed himself in Berlin’s underground scene.

From these twists and trials came resilience. Every scar, every detour, every rebirth fuels Days of Tomorrow—an EP that feels like both a continuation and a reinvention. Red Money embrace their past, but this new chapter is stripped-down, urgent, and unapologetically direct. Between minimalist post-punk and abrasive garage rock, each track is a bold statement of identity and survival.

Now, at 36 and 41, Laure and Arnaud are more driven than ever to play together. Days of Tomorrow is their raw testimony—a record born from turbulence, yet proof that Red Money has never stopped moving forward.