If his shoulder was an art paradoxes, L Herbe Folle is already decorated with Arts & Crafts. Car called "Hush" an album that will make big noise is a small illustration of an art of writing, or even live there for 4. And when one of its titles, "The Neighbor", tells how a râleur just ask for a little peace and quiet, this is no longer growing but assume its paradoxes. And when you are cultivating L Herbe Folle, it flows. In a bizarre intro worthy of the best speaker of the supermarket they do not attend, L Herbe Folle color ad "You're not really commercial man! . And it is no coincidence: The Wild Grass is a totally independent group, which believes in the success of the self. Evidenced by their partnership with their elders (Les Ogres de Barback) host this new album on their label Irfan.
Their paradoxes is to give free rein to each of 4 members, all singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalists, without any curb. Their paradoxes is to cultivate multiple identities and bridges between the musical styles, and disturbing the game labels. A group song? Certainly! French, Polish, wink Occitan L Herbe Folle distills know epicurean lifestyle, a consciousness activist wind bohemianism it is good to hear from these days. A group of acoustic music? Hey how: jazz, klezmer waltz, stuffed, java, gypsy, everything goes! It's in the street began to play and they like to always occur.
Hence their taste for their sound and want to close any smooth tonitruant concert. And the music "current"? They are not to be outdone. "Shhh" is not the presence of an increasingly music "amplified" in their repertoire: jungle, dub, bass drum'n, rock, a vital energy that unfolds on stage, where they were born, and where they continue to grow in the shade of their new instruments (yukulélé, baritone sax ...) tends to the ear "Shhh," arm yourself of silence, and savor.
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