Corentin Ollivier Paris, France
Into Pieces is a refined album, with no artifice: one guitar, one voice. A return to the essentials for someone who has
spent 10 years playing on stage with various bands.
Into Pieces was recorded alone during the confinement on a 4-track cassette recorder. "By adopting a recording method that radically restricted the possibilities of cleaning up the sound, I favoured the truth of the emotion."
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