Experience the motionless journey of a tree through the changing seasons with this original instrumental composition. From the tender sprouts of spring to the fierce winds of winter, each moment is captured in a symphony of emotions. 

Let the music take you through the tree’s lifecycle, evoking the joy of sunny days and the drama of stormy nights. Whether you seek a calming escape or an emotional adventure, this piece offers a captivating glimpse into nature's profound beauty.

Guitar: Stéphane Lorello
Piano: Carlos Casique

Original composition by Astrea Duo

Singing tree

Singing Tree

​Composed as an introspective tone poem, Actarus follows a metaphysical expedition through its weird and unique gallery of heroes.

 Drawing from personal anecdote and epic adventures, Actarus mixes contemplation and anger, action and flight, self improvement and failures.

01 - Actarus - Zero Gravity

Created by Stephane Lorello (Biocide, Drama Triangle, Bright September) ACTARUS's first full-length album is a strange journey through time and space inspired by comics and cinema.

​Composed as an introspective tone poem, Actarus follows a metaphysical expedition through its weird and unique gallery of heroes.

 Drawing from personal anecdote and epic adventures, Actarus mixes contemplation and anger, action and flight, self improvement and failures.

Actarus's songs resonate with a range of sources - Ennio Morricone, Queens of the stone age, and Frank Zappa as accompanied by Mike Patton & King Crimson executing Actarus' peculiar palette that is simultaneously rock and free-jazz, punk-rock and ambiant, dark and bright, strong and delicate.

​In this first album, Actarus combines intimate, soft-spoken songwriting with a dense compositional complexity creating a whirlwind of sounds where the opposites meet and sublimate each other!

Actarus is:

Stephane Lorello (Voices and Guitars) - Aquiles Melo ( Drums and percussions) - Stephane Diamantakiou (Bass and Double Bass) - Esther Spiegelman (Piano) - Damien Tardif (Trumpet)

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