Pomme - Tournée

At thirty years old, Pomme releases her fifth album, taking sole artistic direction for the first time, after having shared the production of her previous works with Waxx, Albin de la Simone, or Flavien Berger.

However, she remains supported on stage and in the studio by her musical accomplices: Michelle Blades, Pauline Denize, Zoé Hochberg, and Corentin Ollivier. The title la forteresse has long inhabited her, like a double image: a place that protects as much as it encloses.

This metaphor was enriched during the filming of Peau d'homme, an adaptation of Zanzim and Hubert's graphic novel, where Pomme plays Blanche, a young woman who cross-dresses as a man.

During this period, where she also contributed to the original soundtrack composed by Bryce Dessner (The National), she kept a double diary, her own and that of her character, from which this album partly originated.