Un Jardin
On plonge dans une musique éthérée, sobre, dans laquelle les arpèges de guitare se posent sur des lits de nappes synthétiques ou de larsens aérien et harmonieux, afin de n'avoir qu'à ce poser sur cet horizon d'une musicalité aussi envoûtante que réellement pure et belle. La musique de Un Jardin se veut ainsi: sobre, planante, sans arrangements ni fioritures, et trouve dans son aspect le plus direct un véritable sens émotionnel que l'on a peu entendu jusque ici. Sous de faux airs résolument folk, elle se rapproche plus d'élans musicaux presque new-age, d'envols, de rêveries éveillées; elle est délicate et intemporelle, irréelle et douce, profonde et confortable. On se plaît à y trouver la chaleur qui nous faisait défaut, et que l'artiste parvient à créer par de simples instruments: pas de batteries ici, des rythmes uniquement créés par une guitare électro-acoustique, des nappes sonores qui confèrent à l'ensemble ce sentiment si intense de délicatesse, d'omniprésence; les sons comblent le vide, et nous emportent dans un univers interne au compositeur lui-même. Dans ce jardin, peut-être, ce lieu dans lequel la voix devient le fil directeur de notre voyage apaisé: les harmonies vocales nous ramènent à Etienne Daho, mais se construisent d'une manière étonnante et superbe, créant ainsi deux instrumentations à la fois distinctes et complémentaires. L'une est faite de guitares, l'autres de voix se renforçant, se cherchant, se complétant. Les mélodies s'emboîtent, se trouvent, et créent un nouvel univers nuageux et embrumé, sans être froid. Tout est expressif, sensuel même, triste, mais si immaculé et passionnant. Un Jardin crée une musique folk aérienne, aseptisée et ténébreusement hypnotisante, un univers musical pur et sans faille; la sensation d'envol demeure omniprésente tout au long de chacune de ses chansons, ses confidences nous étreignent et nous prennent au coeur. Subtil, délicat, précieux; un EP qui doit être savouré, comme une verre de vin, une cigarette, un moment solitaire et particulier...
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One is invited to discover an ethereal, simple music here, in which guitars are in total complementarity with synths waves or aerial and harmonious larsens; then, one just has to lay on a musically pure, beautiful and captivating horizon. Music from French artist Un Jardin is sober, heavenly, and not overdubbed with unuseful arrangements; it then creates a real emotional sense which has not often beeen heard before. First sounding like folk music, it then sounds as new age, and is made of flights through clouds, or awaken dreams; it is delicate and surreal, deep and comfortable. One finds a warmth which was first missing, and that the artist creates with a few simple instruments; no drums, electro-acoustic guitar tunes, and soundwaves creates a total and delicate presence; sounds explore emptiness, and take us to a peaceful and inner journey through the composer's soul. In a garden, perhaps; in a place where vocals are a red thread which has to be followed. Vocals remind one of French singer Etienne Daho, bue also are impressively arranged and tuned, and then create a second musical basis to the music. First musical part is made of guitars, and second, complementary vocals. Tunes are amazingly arranged, and help Un Jardin create a new cloudy and foggy, but never cold, universe. All here is sensual, full of emotions, and sometimes sad, but passionate and pure. Un Jardin tends to compose an aerial, simple, hypnotizing music, and a perfect musical world; one feels like flying and dreaming through each song, and the artist's confidence go straight to one's heart and soul. This is a subtle, delicate, and precious EP which has to reveal its flavour, like a simple glass of wine, a cigarette, or a single lonesome and particular moment in life...
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One is invited to discover an ethereal, simple music here, in which guitars are in total complementarity with synths waves or aerial and harmonious larsens; then, one just has to lay on a musically pure, beautiful and captivating horizon. Music from French artist Un Jardin is sober, heavenly, and not overdubbed with unuseful arrangements; it then creates a real emotional sense which has not often beeen heard before. First sounding like folk music, it then sounds as new age, and is made of flights through clouds, or awaken dreams; it is delicate and surreal, deep and comfortable. One finds a warmth which was first missing, and that the artist creates with a few simple instruments; no drums, electro-acoustic guitar tunes, and soundwaves creates a total and delicate presence; sounds explore emptiness, and take us to a peaceful and inner journey through the composer's soul. In a garden, perhaps; in a place where vocals are a red thread which has to be followed. Vocals remind one of French singer Etienne Daho, bue also are impressively arranged and tuned, and then create a second musical basis to the music. First musical part is made of guitars, and second, complementary vocals. Tunes are amazingly arranged, and help Un Jardin create a new cloudy and foggy, but never cold, universe. All here is sensual, full of emotions, and sometimes sad, but passionate and pure. Un Jardin tends to compose an aerial, simple, hypnotizing music, and a perfect musical world; one feels like flying and dreaming through each song, and the artist's confidence go straight to one's heart and soul. This is a subtle, delicate, and precious EP which has to reveal its flavour, like a simple glass of wine, a cigarette, or a single lonesome and particular moment in life...
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