ALFA ROCOCO CONTINUES TO CREATE DREAMS WITH “VOLER”
Alfa Rococo unveils the song “Voler”, the fourth single from their album due for release in October. It's a call to freedom and exploration, suggesting that adventure, though dangerous, is far more invigorating than daily routine.
From the very first bars, the song transports us into an ethereal atmosphere thanks to its syncopated keyboards and ethereal rhythms. Groovy bass and guitar strings continue the ascent, culminating in a psychedelic keyboard solo.
The voices of Justine Laberge and David Bussières sing in unison a skilful, poetic text that praises escape, the idea of taking flight to get away from the monotony and rigidity of everyday life, of fleeing so as not to feel trapped, to feel free.
The song is meant to bring people together, as the duo reach out to thousands of people to follow them on their big kite, nodding to a fetish image of a Quebec chanson legend.
“Voler” perfectly embodies the essence of Alfa Rococo, harmoniously blending the quest for freedom and adventure with electrifying sounds, offering a highly promising foretaste of their fifth album, Fais-moi rêver.
Alfa Rococo - Voler
