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Playing at Guitare-en-Scène
The concert at the Guitare en Scène Festival was a blast. To have seen so many of my heroes play there year after year makes this event very special to me, and I feel so honoured and grateful to have been a part of it. I was also amazed to have so many people in the audience listening so intently and reacting so positively. It means the world to me and left me speechless. A massive thanks to the GES team for inviting me and to Jacques Apothéloz for the amazing pics—you guys definitely rock!!!
New video released!
This one is quite special to me because this time, I wanted to present a cheerful tune. My brain is wired in such a way that it always runs mostly on stress and anxiety, which subsequently tends to mute any sense of joy, assuming that it won’t last anyway. So I wrote this one as a reminder for myself to welcome a joyful feeling anytime it presents itself and to, well, let it flow. It features an Irish jig vibe, combined with a bit of Delta blues. Its writing process started by the river you can see in the clip (Le Giffre) in Sixt Fer-à-Cheval, France, where I often go to find some kind of solace and/or simply practice guitar. It was completed on this lovely, gorgeous little guitar built by the Swiss luthier Mathias Wolfensberger. Also, hats off and a massive thank you to Michael Dirani, who directed this video—man, the result is beyond my expectations—and to Sam Albert for the track mastering.