Mon Côté Punk is a vibrant collective rooted in the rich tapestry of French chanson and world music, and it's renowned for blending various musical styles including punk, chanson française, rock, and raï. The band was founded in the early 2000s from the ashes of the well-known French ska-punk band La Rue Kétanou. Mon Côté Punk breathes new life into the French music scene with energy derived from street performance and theatrical expressions.

Their discography includes notable releases like "Picaflor" and "Passeport," which showcase the band's ability to create music that reverberates with emotion and resonates with diverse audiences. "Picaflor," expresses an eclectic mix of cultural influences, mirroring the migratory nature of a hummingbird, while "Passeport" touches upon themes of travel and open-mindedness. Mon Côté Punk also exhibits its dynamic stage presence with the "Live" album, capturing the essence of their engaging performances. Through their music, including the self-titled album "Mon côté punk" and the evocative "Anawah," they remain a beacon of inventiveness and social commentary within the evolving French music landscape.