As often with Dominique A, that is the voice that grabs, so strange, almost unreal. She has the gift of taking the listener away, in countries like Eléor unknown. The arrangements are much more sober than the previous but still we have a few flights of violins and stakeholders, as almost always, beautiful melodies, yet rarely fall into the facility. The texts are also finely crafted without falling into pretentious, as some might have us demonstrating their acute knowledge of the dictionary. She balance between poetry and prose, between lyricism and terroir. It is a work of timeless rather unclassifiable and surely one of the best of this artist. It appears from this peaceful listening, enriched and ready to travel with a sweet melancholy for single luggage
