Juste "Voyant", a.k.a. Savage Waters, owes his nickname to his incredible clairvoyant powers - he senses solar eclipses, foresees wars and election results, and reads people's hearts as well as very complicated Serbo-Croatian posters. He can also tell what time it is without looking at his watch.

Born in the 1930's in the French town of Vichy, Juste had to leave his family home at a very young age, when Maréchal Pétain decided to turn the little boy's house into his new government's headquarters.

Down and out in Paris, young Juste met a famous Cabaret producer (named Archibald Aquin), who offered him his first job as an artist - performing every night as a dancing transvestite called "Juste Akiss".

One day, he received a letter from his elder brother Joaquim Yakult (Yakult being their real family name), who needed his help in Mexico. Juste immediately killed Aquin (the latter was starting to get on his nerves anyway) and embarqued on the first ferry boat to the New World.

The two brothers spent the following 14 years reading revolutionary books and philosophy, living off the sales of their small sweet drink business in Mexico city. However, Juste slowly got bored of this lifestyle, until he woke up one night of 1971 with this clear vision: he would go back to Europe and form a psychedelic band.

During his trip back to France, which lasted for one year and a half, he recorded not less than seven Solo EP's, one LP and one MAXI EP in his tiny bunk.

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Juste Voyant still owns shares of his brother's business, often contacts the NASA and various scientific observatories about interesting discoveries he foresees, and incidentally plays in his bands The Rectifiers, Orchestre du Montplaisant and Pissinboy.