“Oiseaux Sauvages” is taken from Le Couleur‘s Concorde, out on Lisbon Lux Records.
A few month ago, Montreal’s trio Le Couleur released the deluxe edition of their album Concorde, which features a bunch of new remixes and live versions. Also featured in the first version of the album, released back in 2020, “Oiseaux Sauvages” addresses mental illness through a very personal scope. The dreamy track was inspired by a friend of the band, who started suffering from schizophrenia as a teenager. “Oiseaux Sauvages” has now a stylish visual treatment, courtesy of director Ariel Poupart. Reminiscent of the American indie movie aesthetic, the enigmatic video is a pure moment of autumnal poetry.
Arnaud, a passionate music enthusiast from France, now based in Madrid, founded HighClouds in 2015. With an ear for the dreamy, the ethereal, and the unconventional, he thrives on discovering and sharing boundary-pushing sounds. If it’s weird, bold, and forward-thinking, you can bet he’s here for it.
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