Marine Futin, an expatriate songstress and polymathic artist, navigates the juncture of senses: a musician, pastellist, and ceramicist, she intricately intertwined melodies with hues. In her sophomore opus, resplendent with vibrant tonalities, the exacting poetics of French chanson encounter the deconstructed discipline of contemporary New York jazz. Enveloped by luminaries such as Ziv Ravitz, Justin Stanton, Michael Valeanu, and Mamadou Ba, she unveils a hybrid cosmos, evoking the visceral thrills of the corporeal, the yearning towards connection, and the blissful languor of summer daydreams.
