Press Review
ESTAMPES
Yves Dorison — CULTURE JAZZ
“And here is a duet between a piano and a bansuri (Indian flute). This is rare enough to be mentioned. Intimate, of course, we would be tempted to say, the two musicians hold time as hostage, stretching the melodic lines to the very end and finally abolishing temporality. Joining them on two tracks, the guitarist Kevin Seddiki thickens in the nuance the speech of the duet with great skill. Whether the pianist strikes or plucks the strings, he provides the flautist with spaces to explore his own part. The two knowing each other very well, the alchemy is present. The musical landscapes follow one another over time and one never wonders which of the two is leading the dance under this broad sky that illuminates the desire to play, cross genres, and feel complete. With a language of their own, Guillaume Barraud and Mathieu Bélis belong to the line of creators of parallel musical spaces which will satisfy all lovers of originality.“