Fleur Fatale
Little songs about big feelings.
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About the Artist
Little songs about big feelings. Fleur Fatale creates nostalgic, whimsical music that finds beauty in fleeting moments and vulnerability in the things that make us human. Blending alternative and dream pop influences with a weighty yet soothing sensibility, her songs explore love, growing up, uncertainty, mortality and the quiet complexities of being alive. Endearing and unguarded, each song is a small reflection on a feeling that might otherwise be difficult to put into words. Song Info: A weighty yet soothing reflection on mortality, love and what happens when we die. The song imagines watching the sky, trees and birds in our final moments. It wonders whether we were good, understood, and loved enough to have someone beside us at the end, ultimately finding comfort in accepting what we cannot know.