LÉO LA NUIT
LE DON DES LARMES

KH057
KNEKELHUIS
34- A1: intro
- A2: les bourgeons
- A3: ecoule les larmes
- A4: la mer pleure ft. oliver foster
- A5: la nuit dorages
- A6: nausee
- A7: por que te vas
- A8: le bruit des vagues
- B1: dans le noir
- B2: le saut de lange
- B3: el corazon de poeta
- B4: la fin du tunnel
- B5: interlude
- B6: hear you say
- B7: dans le vent
- B8: une berceuse pour avril
‘LE DON DES LARMES’, and was conceived and recorded during the artist's pregnancy — a time of deep transformation. It is a poetic offering to her newborn child, where the cycle of the seasons becomes a metaphor for birth, vulnerability, and renewal.
Her sound draws from the lullabies of her Kabyle childhood and the gentle melancholy of Algerian chaabi, carrying their echoes into a world entirely her own. LÉO LA NUIT is a Franco-Algerian writer and composer who weaves music as one might weave dreams — with tenderness, intuition, and a reverence for nature.
Through field recordings, intimate textures, and delicate pop melodies, LÉO LA NUIT invites us into her inner landscape. Her music breathes closely to the skin — fragile yet luminous — a collage of fleeting moments, stitched together with care. It is a world both grounded and dreamlike, where emotion flows freely, like tears given as a gift


