After the Brazilian musical getaway that was her two EPs Coração Louco and Eu Voo, Laure Briard is back with Ne pas trop rester bleue, a fourth album that draws its inspiration from the farthest reaches of the Californian desert. In these ten solar tracks, we find the influence of Lee Hazlewood, Carol King or Laetitia Sadier. This new opus, colored with pop and psychedelia, throws back to the sixties French pop of its predecessors, notably that of Françoise Hardy; introspective and poetic storytelling, where the personal resonates with universal meaning. Resolutely optimist, Ne pas trop rester bleue celebrates rebirth and letting go. A tone that contrasts with the melancholia of Laure Briard’s beginnings. Ne pas trop rester bleue reveals a new side of a surprising artist, who means to renew herself with each album.