L'arbre rouge Digipack

Description

With L’Arbre Rouge, Hugues Mayot brings together families that seem scattered or even hostile, like the Capulets and the Montagues. People think that Jazz and Contemporary Music never mix. In reality, they share a lot of marriages, children, and everyday life. And who better than one's own family to accomplish this union? If Hugues Mayot's music is welcoming, it's because it is woven together in family. But family and hospitality do not necessarily mean kindness and serenity at all levels. It also involves storms, crises, and reconciliations. And all of that is present in L’Arbre Rouge. But there is also lace, craftsmanship, and homemade elements. Just like Louise Bourgeois used to create. She, whose work was permeated by red, trees, family, and roots. She, whose art resembles a cocoon where it is good to live, even if it sometimes gets too cold or too hot. Because for an artist, lukewarm is always to be avoided, even at the risk of getting burned. That L’Arbre Rouge remains welcoming despite all its burn marks is no small quality.