The simpliest harmony in music didn't always came along with happy thoughts or cheerful sounds and for that - the French duo Cats on Trees perhaps, might been indifferently creating their formula better today. Nina Goern and Yohan Hannequin didn't falling on the trappy tricks of being too spontanious and naked in order to reaching the modern day instant achievement by putting a silly act for being musicians. Even though their debut recording might be sounded too darn serious and inflicting with more Jazzy Goth-Swing but cleverly put a nice wrapping in the end decisions for making it independently an Alternative Pop choice for the lonely hearts and netizens whose desperately struggling within their search for better existence in a delinquent rare substance. The temporarely piano tones of softly sophomore gently melody mingled in a focused idealism to matching the correlative between right and wrong as well as the most questionable things in your mind that might even did't have a question form to be asked before. The borderline between sad nostalgia and restless romance mixing imperfectly into the group's blending sounds that giving birth to natural touchy essence led by thus Pop power songs from the self-titled album Cats on Trees including Wichita, Who You Are, Jimmy and You Win; keeping the audiences calm by doing the rest of their temporarely social living results in configurative numbers or disguised blessings day by day.Link:
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