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French Impressionism

2nd July 2026

Great review at Magic! [...] Harmony is indeed the common thread of this veritable pop symphony, carried by Maurussane's high, almost sensual voice (reminiscent of Laetitia Sadier and Robert Wyatt), the whole forming a loop, a circle, a chord, Perfect. [...]

Boris Maurussane

La Parisienne Life

2nd July 2026

Interview at La parisienne Life.

Who are some of the influences in your musical culture?

Boris Maurussane

Bath of light

1st July 2026

Review at Zicazic. [...] The album seems to extend the obsessions already present in his first work: the relationship to time, nostalgia, inner landscapes, expectations, and memories. But "Tears Of English Town" appears to add a sunnier, almost consoling dimension, as if the lushness of the arrangements were offering a balm to the heart in an era that sorely lacks it. [...]

Boris Maurussane

Refined and elegant pop

30th June 2026

Review at My Head Is A Jukebox. [...] While music generated by an "intelligence" that shines mainly through its artificiality floods streaming platforms, how refreshing it is to rediscover a true artist! For his second album, after the remarkable "Social Kaleidoscope," Boris Maurussane sets out to take music where no artificial intelligence could go: to the fringes of pop, jazz, and Brazilian music. A rather improbable place, it's true. [...]

Jeffers Waldo

Stylish pop

29th June 2026

Review of the EP at Piggledypop. [...] the record is a real gem of harmonies and choral vocals where stylish and evocative pop shines. [...]

Where is?

Boris Maurussane

An almost unreal equilibrium

29th June 2026

Top review at Froggy's Delight! [...] From the very first notes, a unique light diffuses. It's not a dazzling or blinding light, but a soft, iridescent clarity, like the reflections of sunlight through a stained-glass window or the shifting colors of a kaleidoscope. The compositions seem to float in a velvety texture, between melodic grace and harmonic richness, where nothing is left to chance. Boris Maurussane delivers a baroque pop of great elegance. [...]

Tears of English Town

The Reed Conservation Society

Exquisite precision

27th June 2026

“And when the last notes fade away, what remains is precisely that: a lingering warmth, a brilliance that refuses to disappear completely. Like those summer evenings that we know will soon end, but for which we nonetheless ask for a few more minutes.” (A DECOUVRIR ABSOLUMENT)

“While they may not have chosen the simplest name, their music is brilliant and deserves to be discovered with this highly successful second album. It clearly looks towards America.” (BENZINE)

Sing a song that never ends

Boris Maurussane

Graceful

27th June 2026

"Harmony is indeed the common thread of this veritable pop symphony, carried by Maurussane's high, almost faltering voice (reminiscent of Laetitia Sadier and Robert Wyatt). The whole forms a loop, a circle, a chord. Perfect." (MAGIC Modern Pop Review)

"(...) wildly hybrid, her music breathes, moves, escapes. It lives." (A DECOUVRIR ABSOLUMENT)

"The album is a delicate balance, infinitely elegant and graceful." (INDIEPOPROCK)

"A precious work without being precious, erudite without being cold, lush without being excessive." (SOLENOIDE)

Tears of English Town

Jeffers Waldo

Elegant and deeply personal

27th June 2026

“Jeffers Waldo delivers a dense, elegant, and deeply personal EP. A short but generous work, it testifies to a rare artistic maturity and a singular sonic vision. Both intimate and cosmic, his music continues to trace an upward trajectory, somewhere between Earth and the stars.” (ZICAZIC)

Where is?

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