Bratsch - Plein Du Monde

Review by Kathleen Gresham

The album Plein Du Monde by Bratsch is a stunning collection of folk and gypsy-inspired music that showcases the band's incredible musicianship and passion for traditional music. From the opening track "Balkanik" to the closing song "Les Yeux Noirs," the album is a journey through different musical cultures and traditions that will leave listeners mesmerized.

The band's signature sound is a blend of accordion, violin, guitar, and double bass, which creates a rich and vibrant tapestry of sound that is both uplifting and melancholic. The musicianship is exceptional, with each member of the band bringing their unique style and skill to the table.

Standout tracks on the album include "Orient Express," a hauntingly beautiful piece that evokes the journey of the famous train, and "La Valse À Margaux," a lively and joyous waltz that will have listeners tapping their feet along to the beat.

Summary by Kathleen Gresham

Plein Du Monde is a must-listen for anyone who loves traditional music and wants to experience the rich cultural heritage of France and Eastern Europe. The album is a testament to the power of music to bring people together and celebrate our shared humanity.