Sound Of Our Hearts Coachella 2025

Silly question? Maybe - maybe not! Who knows...
But with a 21% perfume concentration (Extrait), I would definitely lean towards YES, even if it is almost priced among the "cheapies." Yet it could just as easily be a "Lutens."
At first, I smell roses. Old varieties of wild roses - ranging from herb-floral to powdery-floral, sometimes even "green" and "fruity." Warmly enveloped by saffron - coolly spiced with pepper. Ambivalence and a changing perfume heart. Sprouting woody accords - deep, dark, and sometimes earthy. And warm, rounded "liquid amber" - resins of prehistoric conifers - balsamic, deepening.
A scent that immerses you in ancient forests and historical wild rose beds. English landscape parks and at the same time "oriental"... rich in finesse, not TOO sweet - adaptable, long-lasting - good radiance - no "too much" heaviness - not too light either... Is this "niche" now? Of course!

Sound Of Our Hearts starts clear and strong as a pure rose scent. The top note really puts in an effort here. Almost a bit soapy. After a few minutes, when the rose begins to dissipate, the fragrance becomes slightly spicier. I probably wouldn't have detected the saffron without the pyramid. The peppery component is noticeable, but everything remains relatively tame and the rose still resonates.
I really like the base as well. It ends in warm velvet.
I never perceive animalic notes; the oud is not present enough for that.
I don't know the original, so I can't compare, but this one is a pleasant, feminine rose scent with a nice, rounded base.
And even if it's just a small detail, I must commend the bottle.
Very simple design, but with one of the best spray heads I know. I have all 3 Coachellas.
Super fine mist, very pleasant.