Saurme Unveils “Fleur Philosophale” – A Neo-Retro Ode to the Futility of Love

Saurme has just dropped his debut single entitled “Fleur Philosophale”, wherein he introduces an absolutely new take on unrequited love. By tucking neo-retro melodies into alternative folds, the song tells a heartfelt story of a man who fell in love with a movie star that he once met. The protagonist does not let go of this fire of warmth, even though it is unlikely to find her again without expectations in return.

This song is the first to be released from this multi-version single project. Following “Fleur Philosophale” – the French version, which will be available on August 30-, fans will prepare for other versions to be released: one instrumental version on September 6, the English version entitled “Philosopher’s Flower” on September 13, and a solo piano version on September 20. Each of them will show a new atmosphere in order to make a different approach after each release.

The striking points of the song being presented to the reader include, but are not limited to, the artwork. First of all, the cover presents a beautiful painting from the hand of the prominent French artist Alain Pontecorvo, whose works have been exhibited in museums in Paris and New York. This painting is dedicated to the star around which the story of the song will happen and gives an artistic parallel to the main idea of devotion and longing.

“Fleur Philosophale” by Saurme is so much more than a song, coming with bonuses such as sheet music, lyrics, and the whole story behind the music for the fans. There is production of a cartoon clip and comic booklet in the works to further extend the insight into this touching story.

Get ready to behold this emotionally deep and artistically woven project!