Montreal duo Bibi Club (Adèle Trottier-Rivard and Nicolas Basque) share new single ‘George Sand,’ a track inspired by the radical 19th-century feminist writer’s forest manifesto – an ode to life and nature, featuring Dimitri Milbrun’s incendiary saxophone. This track comes three days before the release of their new album Amaro, out this Friday (Feb 27) viaSecret City Records. The band are also set to tour across the UK later this year with shows in Brighton, Bristol, London, Manchester, Edinburgh and Leeds.

Speaking about the single, Bibi Club explains: “The writer George Sand was not only a strong, feminist and radical person, she was also a renowned botanist. This song is inspired by her manifesto for the survival of the Fontainebleau forest, an ode to life and nature, to the plants and trees that guide us. A song full of thirst for life, about the force of nature and the therapeutic benefits it provides. Nico quickly programmed the bass and the 606 drum machine, then everything fell into place, like the song. It was evident that the song needed our friend, radical artist Dimitri Milbrun to add some incendiary saxophone. At the end of the song, the guitar and saxophone blend together to form a force that destroys everything in its path.”