An eccentric personality with a singular universe, Canadian adventurer Kyrie Kristmanson is a baroque folk-pop artist whose musical universe is in the family of the great unusual singers such as Kate Bush or more recently Jeanne Added, with whom she has shared the stage. After having toured France Kyrie Kristmanson unveils Floralia, a cycle of songs dedicated to Flora, goddess of nature and femininity. Through ethereal folk melodies and a sensual and mystical lyricism, the artist offers us a green, candlelit show: a manifesto of unprecedented sensuality and poetry. Floralia comes together like a baroque bouquet of flowers, where country music freely intertwines with traditional Japanese music and a kind of Dylan-esque folk in the age of the Rolling Thunder Review. Lullabies with the sweet scent of the past, yes, but ones that dream of future utopias.