Dupont/Schmitt/Iannello

The sound takes on a life of its own. We find ourselves plunged into the atmosphere of the grand Parisian hotels of the 1930s, where carefree opulence blended.
An ode to celebration and letting go. We let ourselves slip gently into a state of trance, between bursts of laughter, swing and dance. Nothing matters, least of all time. And then comes the breath, the poetry of a light breeze that, as we move, breathes air back into our lungs soaked in smoke and perfume fumes. This album is all about celebration, intoxication, euphoria, breathing and nostalgia. It’s all linked by a thread that winds its way through musical notes. Maybe that’s what life’s all about after all. »