Air
Talkie Walkie (Live)

THE REVIEW

Great show at Fiesta for the French duo Air. An unforgettable evening amidst soft lights, ethereal symphonies full of elegance and sophistication.
In perfect style, elegant, dressed in black and in ties, the two boys from '69, accompanied for the occasion by a drummer-bassist and another keyboardist, take the stage, giving us sophisticated symphonies and moments of pure adrenaline.
Zero presentation, nothing at all, everything left to the essential, that is, the music, yes, the music that the two of them create, bringing original and piercing sounds to the air.
Their refined elegant style is the essence of their minimalist music, reduced to the essential, to the minimum.
For a moment, it feels like hearing Pink Floyd with their sounds, and in others the electronics of Kraftwerk and Jean Michel Jarre, but they are Air.

Live, they truly deliver, despite those who doubted their exceptional live performance. They simply rearrange, create something different, and that's the beauty.
The live arrangements are both wonderful and the sound is exceptional.
The digital remastering, in the end, ensured purity and clarity to their sounds.
Jean-Benoît Dunckel's keyboard, piano, and synthesizers were stunning, at one point reminiscent of Jarre.
The only regret perhaps was the execution of Cherry Blossom Girl, not arpeggiated by guitarist Goduin, and anyone expecting a woman to sing this song would surely have been surprised, there are no women, they are the true actors of it all, these two guys from Versailles.
A natural drug that beats any type of synthetic drug, well-being for the soul and ears, an hour and twenty minutes of pure melting.
Among psychedelia, electronic, pop, ambient sounds, and trip hop, these Air remain one of the few groups still to be respected in the global music landscape.
Dedication to sound is everything in this group, and this is felt.
Nothing is left to chance, even the duration of the concert, the essence of minimalism.
They are AIR.