There's a desire to dig into several corners of music even if this long cd remains coherent and marked by a style that the author found somewhere between easy listening and alternative rock. It starts with Romeo and Juliets love to end with the acknowledgment that we all are children of beatitude. Thus, even if it is obvious that this cd is meant to attack our senses with its rampant sensuality, it is also pretty sure to shake a few of our neurones by hooking us to it's efficient melodies.

It is a very minimalist and intimate cd, at times surprising, for which comparisons sometimes lack, and which subscribes to the line of French sung songs, with a bit of glamour, a bit of sadness and melancholy, sometimes even some seriousness. You will hook up to it or not, for sure, because you will enter in its world otherwise it will remain tightly shut.
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