"An expert in the little buttons that cover the side of the accordion, Cyrille Brotto makes album after album a poetic copy of the beast that he carries at the end of those straps, making it breathe quite literally through his interpretations of traditional types of music. Listening to it, you would say that the wind really can sing." - TOCADE

"Naturally the parallel with Marc Perrone was obvious at first, but the delicacy and richness of Cyrille Brotto’s accordion playing meant that he quickly set himself apart. With the album “Courant d’Air”, Cyrille Brotto pulled out all the stops. He knows how to choose an original repertoire, which he plays wonderfully, and how to surround himself with musicians of worth." - Thierry Laplaud – TRAD MAGAZINE

"From his home in the Lot, Cyrille Brotto started putting the accordion straps on at the age of twelve, and, just as some people live with a pacemaker or silicon lungs, he has been dragging around his accordion ever since, as if it were a part of him. You can really feel that he lives for music. You get the impression that he loves the music that hails from this place, while still looking elsewhere for influences. A graduate in musicology, this man from Agen honed his skills in traditional music at National School of Music in the Aveyron. He breathes new life into “trad”, as it is known, and out of old tunes from the past, he makes music that is “free and innovative” - and that is no mean feat." - CENTRE PRESSE