Of course, Saule has already released two very successful albums that have secured him a small place in the hearts of the public. But "Géant" is a new beginning, a breath of fresh air that pulls the singer out of the somewhat confined atmosphere of "nouvelle chanson française" to see him explore new territories, at the confluence of two cultures that often ignore each other, the Anglo-Saxon rock of his early teenage musical loves (Jeff Buckley, Radiohead) and the quality chanson in which he has been immersed since his earliest childhood (Brassens, Gainsbourg). Produced by Charlie Winston, Géant is a liberated album, on which Saule lets loose and finally finds his path, unique and original, but also his voice, sublime and enchanting.