Some musicians need to slow down to better reflect, but Mélodie Lauret prefers to propel herself towards the present. Seize the moment, crystallize it, freeze it spontaneously - to feel it in the gut, rather than stripping it ad infinitum. An instinctive, intimate and introspective freeze frame. A place where his old demons and his loves of today are told, in a tree-like flow and in the hypersensitive, in his image. The Present Moment is the title of this album, that of an eternal melancholy who tries his hand at hope.