Emile Mosseri - Coyote | Live Session

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​@emilemosseri playing 'Coyote' in Montmartre Shot at Cité internationale des arts, Paris - April 2025 Here we are again with Emile Mosseri in the large wooded garden of @CiteInternationaleDesArtsParis in Montmartre. For our third and final Live Session, he played Coyote - a song about self-worth that he describes eloquently: 'It’s about the kind of love that moves right through you, and doesn't stick to your ribs, like a plastic cup of sand with holes punched in the bottom.' Backed up by Dougie Stu on upright bass, a bee even joined the duo - buzzing just after they hit the last note. Emile will be performing at Le Hasard Ludique in Paris on November 13, dont miss out! Emile Mosseri – vocals & guitar Dougie Stu – upright bass Directed by Celidja Pornon Sound directed by Lucas Lemoine & Eliott Sebbag La Blogothèque Productions Executive producer: Christophe ‘Chryde’ Abric Producer: Ondine Benetier Production assistants: Alice Delalle & Antoine Augustin Post-producer: Louise Lemarchand Post-production assistant: Sofiane Salhi Administration: Tatiana Fouque, Lorraine Malmasson-Perthuis, Gina Rovere Communication: Simon Dumottier Special thanks to La Cité Internationale des Arts and its team © 2025 - Greedy Heart Records — Want to see more? Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SubBlogo — Follow Blogothèque https://www.instagram.com/blogotheque https://www.facebook.com/blogotheque https://www.twitter.com/blogotheque https://www.blogotheque.net https://www.lablogo.net http://bit.ly/spotify_blogotheque — Stay a while Take Away Shows: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhRxt0PzmnsOGXbZqo07Cw_ZgcZ52wHbM Music Videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhRxt0PzmnsOu0VMUBtMMenulSGCpM_vM Soirées de Poche: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhRxt0PzmnsNcTvlGHyzwDDr89z2aOngW Reprise: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhRxt0PzmnsMlJfXrUikZMRnyTaH3ySjq Live Music: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhRxt0PzmnsN3V8DH-xdKi0Ei4lRYWP9D - Since 2003, Blogothèque has changed the way people experience mu