Khyoot خيوط is the Arabic plural of "kheet", meaning thread, fine rope, filament, string.... In the (more poetic) context of the songs on the album, the word "khyoot" often recurs to refer to the links that lie behind the visible, filaments that cross space and connect us to a powerful and magical source.These are the threads that we try to hold on to and keep as the days go by, like a key to ourselves, to the transcendence of reality, to creation. They point the way to a faith in what is beyond us, in the invisible that is nonetheless buried within us... With "Khyoot", the Tunisian-born singer-songwriter returns to his first love : a very folk album, a collection of luminous songs written for two voices. Jawhar's ethereal, earthy voice is joined by the delicate, graceful voice of singer Aza. He is also joined by his two faithful acolytes, pianist Eric Bribosia and multi-instrumentalist Yannick Dupont.