Pauline Croze – Quelle Heure Est-Il ?

Quelle heure est-il ?

What is it?

Today’s song is the song Quelle Heure Est-Il ? by the French musician Pauline Croze from her 2012 music album Le Prix De L’Eden.

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Pauline Croze – Quelle heure est il ? – Acoustic [ Live in Paris ]

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Quelle heure est-il ? · Pauline Croze

Le prix de l’eden

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Released on: 2012-10-22

Lyricist: Pauline Croze
Lyricist: Antoine Massoni
Composer: Pauline Croze
Composer: Antoine Massoni

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Pauline Croze aura attendu cinq ans pour donner une suite à Un bruit qui court, préférant courir moins vite que le buzz et offrir à ses chansons la patience d’éclore dans l’harmonie plutôt que dans l’urgence.

La raison de cette attente ? Elle, dont la sincérité imprègne depuis toujours le moindre geste, ne cherche en rien à mentir ou à s’excuser, confessant simplement un manque d’inspiration.

Ajoutant toutefois que cette sécheresse passagère n’était en réalité que l’heureuse conséquence de son bonheur personnel enfin trouvé, l’apaisement amoureux n’étant pas forcément le meilleur ami du songwriter, dont l’art se nourrit souvent du tumulte et des écorchures.

Il aura donc fallu à Pauline Croze un peu de temps pour s’habituer à réécrire sur un mode moins sombre et heurté que celui qui fut le sien jusqu’ici, depuis un premier album qui portait son nom et pas mal des stigmates d’une mélancolie tenace et parfois dévorante.

De là à considérer Le Prix de l’Eden, titre se son troisième album, comme le sésame d’une renaissance purificatrice, il y a un pas que l’on franchira avec mesure.

Car Pauline Croze possède déjà un bagage, une voix, une identité qui ont profondément marqué la chanson française d’aujourd’hui.

Les goûts de Pauline débordent largement du cadre de la chanson ou de la pop, dérivant avec envie du côté du Mali et de la musique Mandingue, elle a voulu pour cette fois un décor plus urbain, moins bucolique, avec plus de syncopes et plus de puissance, des rythmiques plus prononcées dans son chant et dans le groove général de l’album.

Elle nous a interprété son nouveau single « Quelle heure est-il ? », composé par Antoine Massoni, dans une impasse de la rue d’Oberkampf à Paris.

Mariah Dillard (Mariah Stokes) Lets Us Take Shelter

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I got in bed late but I still had some dreams, I kept waking up and going back to sleep without recording them though, and so now I can only barely remember part of the end of my last dream.

Dream 1

The forgotten parts of the dream took place during the day and I remember being outside, but that is all that I can remember of those parts of the dream for now but I will type anything that I remember here later if I do remember something.

The end of the dream involved people taking shelter like maybe a disaster or emergency of some kind was taking place, and I guess I was among the people but I am not sure.

The building was owned by Mariah Dillard (Mariah Stokes) from the television show Luke Cage, and she was letting us take shelter there.

Ms. Dillard was there along with her personal assistant Alex Wesley and maybe some bodyguards, and I remember her talking with us.

Ms. Dillard was using this situation to help her image for political reasons et cetera, she felt that the disaster or emergency would not last more than a day, and so she was willing to use her building as a shelter for such a short time only.

The building that we were taking shelter in was possibly Harlem’s Paradise, but I can not remember.

But that is all that I can remember of this dream.

Dream 2

While doing professional development at work today one of the topics was reducing anxiety, and then suddenly a memory came to my mind that possibly was a dream fragment from last night.

My memory was a quick unclear flashback of an unknown woman, whose appearance I could not make out, talking with me about what seemed to be anxiety et cetera.

She was disappointed in the way that I was handling that, and she was giving me some advice that also matched up with part of today’s professional development which is probably why this memory came back to me.

She told me to not worry or care about what other people think and about things that I can not control and / or something like that.

I acknowledged some of the wisdom in her words but I replied that it was easier said than done, I started to explain why I think that I struggle with this, and I probably asked for advice but that is all that came to me in this sudden flash of a memory.

The end,

-John Jr