Kwoon aka Sandy Lavallart amazes our eyes and ears with Giants, a live session shot in -16 degrees and at 3900 meters above sea level in the snowy Alps, at the top of the Aiguille du Triolet.
In addition to his recording career, Kwoon plays live in the wildest places on the planet. New stage in the Mont Blanc Massif in the middle of snow-capped peaks, at 3900 meters, with the title Giants.
In full dreamlike wandering, the musician adventurer gives us the pleasure of a stop, the time for him to tell us his story and present the last chapter of an adventure that sounds like an invitation to travel. After the Canary Islands and the lighthouse of Tévennec in Finistère, Kwoon chooses the Mont Blanc massif for this crazy concert in the middle of snow-capped peaks. " I love life, I like to dream and travel. To go far and alone, to find myself, to reach summits and limits, to feel small in front of this nature so respectable and disproportionate. Playing my music in unusual and vertiginous places is a lifelong dream… 
For the session, Kwoon was dropped off by helicopter after making a request to the town hall of Chamonix. With the help of a guide, he installs his amp, his small electric guitar and the rest of his equipment. He immerses himself in the place and then starts his drone before interpreting his piece "Giants" composed especially for the giants of stone and ice that surround him. Presenting himself as a musician-adventurer, Sandy devotes a true cult to nature. A passion for exploration that he nourishes by regularly going on a mop and that he wanted to share through his musical universe. Here is the video of Giants shot at the top of the Aiguille du Triolet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3AU4foZ4eo
