Vilain Tigre, the new project by Aurélie Muller (Blondy Brownie, Soy Un Caballo) takes us into its swaying, even deceptively syrupy universe, imbued with a tenderness that masks as best it can its desires to upset the course of the world. The invitation is as follows: to settle down for a little hour accompanied by melodies that take us far away where lush vegetation grows and where we allow ourselves to hope. A kind of paradise as illusory as it is necessary and which holds its and your own truth. It is the soundtrack of a feature film that doesn't really exist. Unless it is created while listening in everyone's imagination?
“I wanted to make this soundtrack to convince David Lynch that I was his future designated composer. I missed the boat!”
A duo, Julie Leyder (Tibidi) & Gil Mortio (Joy As A Toy), but perhaps a trio this autumn. Ambitious DIY orchestral songs, black sheep, love that makes you gain weight and hydrangeas to cry over.
World premiere at the FrancoFaune festival!