Madame Patate is a paradox, a walking contradiction of uncommon sense.
We like that at InPolySons. A conversation with her reveals not only a sensitive, kind, lovable, gentle and thoughtful woman, but also one without a trace of a precious, self-consciously “arty” attitude. Body and mind together, she's searching for naïveté, trying to remain childlike. Madame Patate's music expresses the diurnal and the nocturnal in her personality. Those who know Madame Patate will find her music unobtrusive, hand-made, feminine, delicate, and very beautiful. It's close to the music of Coleen, or of a self-taught, mute, Robert Wyatt (there are no vocals in the album), and it seems to have been written in the small hours, when the mind is nowhere, when shapes change, when we're present but absent, tired but sleepless, wakeful but silent, hungry but unable to open the fridge.

10 Berceuse Pour Accordéon Asthmatique

09 Valse

08 Mélodie Pour Charlotte

07 Merci Nestor !

06 Monsters

05 Nuisette

04 Ballade Pluie

03 C'est Géni'O

02 Mignonne (Bird Song Ritournelle)

01 Street Life

New tracks tagged #Strange Folk