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The former singer of Led Zeppelin embarks us in an irresistible folk-rock trance on his 11th solo album, to be discovered in full listening. Among the great glories of rock, many purr their art with more or less success. At the age of 70, Led Zepellin’s iconic rock and mythical voice is not one of them and continues to plunge into new musical territories. On the excellent Lullaby And ... The Ceaseless Roar released three years ago, Robert Plant put all his writing skills at the service of a bewitching folk-rock road-trip, drawing his inspiration from the folk- Europe or in the polyrhythms of North Africa all produced with skillful electronic effects. For his eleventh album, Carry Fire, the singer has reunited with his group of musicians of the world and continues his sonorous explorations by inviting guests such as the Albanian cellist Redi Has, the British singer and multi-instrumentalist Seth Lakeman and the singer Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders. The eleven tracks of the album, scheduled on Oct
