‘Printemps’ marks the birth of a debut album that sees the light after a previous career as an architect: a record of transition and inspiration that symbolizes a new beginning. Just like on her first EP A Few Notes,
Aure draws from countless influences and blends three languages as facets of the different lives she has led. In her music, the poetic minimalism of Leonard Cohen shines through, alongside the mysterious power and chiaroscuro of artists like Lhasa, Jessica Pratt, or Nico.
The singer-songwriter embraces a contemporary reality of different cultures and places, where her songs bathe in a visual world inspired by the photography of Graciela Iturbide, the cinema of Wim Wenders, and the collages of Katrien de Blauwer. The result is an atmospheric journey in which minimalist precision and melancholic warmth merge into a unique sound of her own. The album was written by Aure, arranged by Corentin Ollivier in Paris, and mixed by Taissa Arruda. With the release of Printemps on March 20, 2026, Aure presents a debut that is both fragile and powerful, pointing the way to a new artistic future.
