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A masterpiece of French chanson where poetry and lyricism intersect.
A masterpiece by French singer-songwriter Maxime Le Forestier, this song features delicate lyrics and a warm sound centered around acoustic guitar.
This album's appeal lies in its fusion of beautiful melodies that make the most of the French sound and poetic words. The arrangement, centered around acoustic guitar, is simple yet profound, naturally enveloping the worldview of the lyrics. The vocals are calm and full of sincerity, depicting quiet waves of emotion along with the rise and fall of the melody. The recording is warm, with a soft texture characteristic of analog. The excellent balance, somewhere between chanson and folk, condenses the appeal of French pop music. The pastoral atmosphere that flows throughout and the human touch of the narrative are impressive, making this an album that defines his artistic talent.
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- Piano - Georges Arvanitas
- Conductor - Hubert Rostaing
- Engineer - Paul Houdebine
- Engineer [Assistant] - J.L. Labro
- Double Bass - Patrice Caratini
- Producer [Direction Artistique Et Réalisation] - Jacques Bedos
- Drums - Christian Lété
- Guitar - Alain Le Douarin
- Layout - J.C. Trambouze
- Photography By - Pierre Reinhardt
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