Géant Quotidien

Description

Formerly Botibol, Vincent Bestaven - known for his collaborations with Arthur Satan, Petit Fantôme, Willis Drumond, and Rudiger - makes his debut under his real name with an album entirely sung in French. *Son Géant Quotidien* takes us on an orchestral journey to the limits of his imagination, his intimate life, and his back-and-forth between family life, dreams, and ordinary adventures. Written as intimate little notebooks, the tracks on this album transport us into a high-quality, sepia-toned pop universe, a lush world where 70s pop brilliantly meets bossa nova and French *variété*. Everything here is intoxicating: the melodies, the sweetness, the striking scents, and the wonderfully pleasant atmospheres that linger in your mind for hours. For while it's about intimacy, there's no sense of languor when listening to this album. On the contrary, everything is meticulously executed, down to the most intricate arrangements of warm synths, enveloping strings, and swaying percussion. A complex album, with an inviting fragility, accessible yet enigmatic. A true marvel that we never tire of listening to and that we can't wait to discover live. On stage, whether solo or with others, the songs rediscover their original simplicity in service of a deep and delicate melodic poetry.