Marcher dans le sable

Description

"I was on the road all day long, I didn't see the doubt creep in you." You certainly remember this catchy chorus that introduced us to the phrasing and blues-groovy voice of Gérald de Palmas. A second album in 1997, more technological, made less noise. Today, "J'en rêve encore," written by J.J. Goldman, is on all the airwaves, the first single and source of inspiration for this third album "Marcher dans le sable." A very acoustic opus built around the singer's unique voice, but also featuring the guitar, the main instrument in these compositions that blend rhythm'n'blues, pop (notably "Je te pardonne"), and folk (as in "Une seule vie"). Notably, there is a charmingly offbeat track, "Le Gouffre," originally a poem by De Palmas's grandfather.