Another DayDawn from the Semicolon

Je recycle les paroles de Wait for the Sun pour un morceau beaucoup plus rock bercé par une mélodie nostalgique et bousculé par un solo de 32 mesures.

Wait For The SunDawn from the Semicolon

Un écrin de douceur réconfortant pour toutes celles et ceux qui frissonnent dans la brume du spleen des feuilles d'automne.

RosemaryRosemary

The original theme of a futur story. Certainly musically and narratively inspired by the Loki and Silo series. With epic cross breedings between symphonic and synthesized sought from Sarah Shachner for Assassin's Creed (Origins & Valhalla), Daniel Pemberton for Guy Ritchie (King Arthur) or Woodkid (in general and particularly for Arcane). Strange borrowings from Guillermo del Toro's original soundtracks. Alternative and post-rock influences such as This Night (by Black Lab), Eternally Missed (by Muse) or even Inhale/Exhale (by Aurora, surprise). And the ultimate Rosemary reference goes to Shakespeare, for the name and for the concept.

Act of WarRepublic of Masquerade

As in The Diplomat, from which the lyrics are explicitly inspired, this song explores the emotional divide endured within a relationship of control, suspended between attachment and suffocation, dependence and alienation. This intimate violence appears not as an exception, but as a mirror of the structures of domination that shape society as a whole, extending even to the relations between nations and empires.

Haunted by Your NameBones

A tribute to someone who came before me and left a lasting mark on my life.

RosemaryRosemary

The original theme of a futur story. Certainly musically and narratively inspired by the Loki and Silo series. With epic cross breedings between symphonic and synthesized sought from Sarah Shachner for Assassin's Creed (Origins & Valhalla), Daniel Pemberton for Guy Ritchie (King Arthur) or Woodkid (in general and particularly for Arcane). Strange borrowings from Guillermo del Toro's original soundtracks. Alternative and post-rock influences such as This Night (by Black Lab), Eternally Missed (by Muse) or even Inhale/Exhale (by Aurora, surprise). And the ultimate Rosemary reference goes to Shakespeare, for the name and for the concept.

Alors ByeNaturellement

Je, tu, nous. Une invitation individuelle et collective à envoyer chier en toute poésie le prêt-à-penser qu'on nous inflige, qu'on s'inflige entre-nous et à nous-mêmes.

Time LapseRefractions

Une échappée instrumentale de post-rock atmosphérique.

Running Up That HillMosaic

A triple mashup of “Running Up That Hill” (Kate Bush), the Stranger Things theme (Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein), and a touch of “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” (Tears for Fears). Conceived for unplugged instrumentation (piano, guitar, organ, celesta, drums) and vocal polyphony, it deliberately avoids the synthwave textures typically associated with Stranger Things.