Marietta

In 20 or 30 years, we may talk about Guillaume Marietta the way we talk about Arthur Russell or Robert Johnson today, people whose contemporaries just saw them pass by without paying much attention, and who are rediscovered later, in an anthology published by a prestigious label or in a picaresque documentary. But frankly, we don’t wish it on you. Because you would lose a lot. It would be best if you didn’t wait to swoon over archives and old memories, and instead took full advantage of what Marietta has to offer now, while there’s still time.