L'arbre De Vie

AUG 02, 2025 • ALBUMS

TRACKS: 10 | TIME: 18 MIN

INDEPENDENT RECORD LABEL

2 ⇴ Prince of Peace 01:20

3 ⇴ Leviathan 03:04

4 ⇴ Desperate Faith 01:35

5 ⇴ Resurrection 02:11

6 ⇴ Béhémoth 01:21

7 ⇴ Saphir 01:04

8 ⇴ Sous L'arche Étoilée 02:06

9 ⇴ Pain De Sucre 02:12

10 ⇴ L'arbre De Vie 01:45

1 ⇴ Crystal 01:38

© 2025 Sam Renaud

℗ 2025 Sam Renaud


Track Meanings

1. Crystal

Since childhood, I have always been drawn to imagination and the worlds we can create. Crystal  comes partly from a memory of a purple dragon I created with a blue crystal on its forehead that I played with alongside my sister.

2. Prince of Peace

Prince of Peace is a reference to Jesus Christ. The title comes directly from the biblical prophecy announcing the Messiah (Isaiah 9:6). 

3. Leviathan

Leviathan is a mysterious creature described in the Bible. This song represents the things that are beyond us and the mysteries we cannot always understand.

4. Desperate Faith

Desperate Faith” is about continuing to believe even when hope feels fragile. Sometimes, a small amount of faith is enough to keep moving forward.

5. Resurrection

Resurrection is inspired by the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It represents victory over death, forgiveness, and the possibility of a new beginning.

6. Béhémoth

Béhémoth is a creature mentioned in the Book of Job. It reminds us that some things are far greater than ourselves.

7. Saphir

Saphir is a precious stone associated with beauty and heaven in the Bible.

8. Sous L'arche Étoilée

Sous L'arche Étoilée represents the feeling of standing beneath a vast sky filled with stars. A moment where we feel small, yet connected to something greater.

9. Pain De Sucre

Pain De Sucre is named after the summit of Mont Saint-Hilaire. This song is inspired by my childhood memories and the many moments I spent there with my family. It represents nostalgia and the places that remain part of our story.

10. L'arbre De Vie

L'arbre De Vie represents the heart of the album. In the Bible, the Tree of Life represents the eternal life promised by God, wisdom, and communion with Him. Present from Genesis to Revelation, it symbolizes hope, grace, and the promise of a new life.

© 2026 Sam Renaud

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