Silent at the Theme Park

You remember the amusement park by screams; this extract remembers the silence of a hotel room, a lemon pie stain, and your mother's sweater. TOSKOVAT' Silent at the Theme Park returns to childhood through details that remained larger than the rides themselves.

Lemon pie and orange blossom open the composition sweet, bright, and slightly creamy. Linden, lilac, and lily of the valley then fill the air with spring flowers tapping at the window.

David-Lev Jipa-Slivinschi starts from his first flight at age five, the small pie he got stained with, and trips to the amusement park with his mother. Clean sheets, a large room, toys, and a blooming garden are more important than the attractions that eventually ended.

Cocoa and ylang-ylang add warmth, while clean laundry and mother's sweater create a soft, intimate accord of security. Resins and wood slowly introduce a more mature shadow.

Olibanum, fir balsam, labdanum, patchouli, cedar, and moss on the skin lead towards vanilla. If you're looking for a cheerful gourmand or a literal scent of a funfair, this will be too melancholic for you; the park is just a frame for an embrace.

In the end, a crumb of lemon pie remains on a wool sleeve, along with the scent of clean sheets and lilac — twenty years fit into a stain you still don't want to wash away.