Etienne Daho Was Ready for a new adventure. It takes form under the name of Blitz, this "lightning war" that the singer wanted as a challenge, an arm of honor to the ambient torpor, enjoining us to remain "light in the face of danger", which latter years has emerged stronger from many battles and has never lost its lightness of living, nor its prodigious inspiration. As evidenced by one of the most adventurous albums of his (almost) forty years of pop tightrope walking, both psychedelic fresco of high flight and collection of ballads that add a few chapters (The Flakes of Summer, The Etincelle) to this declension of the French elegance of which Daho is the undisputed sovereign.