Ne pas trop rester bleue

Description

After the Brazilian interlude marked by her two EPs Coraçao Louco and Eu Voo, Laure Briard returns with Ne pas trop rester bleue, a fourth album that draws its inspiration from the edges of the California desert. Along its ten sun-drenched tracks, we encounter the silhouettes of Lee Hazlewood, Carole King, and Laetitia Sadier.This new opus, tinged with pop and psychedelia, does not forget the French sixties pop of her predecessors, particularly that of Françoise Hardy, always with that introspective and poetic writing that forges lyrics like small intimate stories with nonetheless universal themes. Resolutely optimistic, Ne pas trop rester bleue celebrates rebirth and letting go. A color that contrasts with the melancholy of Laure Briard's early days. Ne pas trop rester bleue reveals a new facet of a surprising artist, determined to reinvent herself with each album.