Redeye, French export now Austin native, delves deeper into his alternative folk sound drenching it in a bit of psychedelia a la Cacophony Recorders (studio of producer/engineer Erik Wofford and projects like Bill Callahan, Black Angels, White Denim). Rotating around the musician’s childhood in Houston, revisited by his adult vision and craft, memories blending into an artform, both musical (the songs) and graphic (the drawings and CD artwork). An intimate revised vision of nature, religion, cities and personnal ties. Swaying from alternative folk to slowcore and bedroom pop journeying the listener across various emotional peaks and valleys. With a baritone drawl reminiscent of The National's Matt Berninger, Redeye's hypnotic instrumentation swells with strings, bells and whistles with a nod to traditional folk but wrapped in a modern European songwriting sensibility, then again at times even touching upon the better part of 90's alternative pop. All in all, a diverse set of tones and influences amalgamates to the distinct sound that is Redeye.