American singer-songwriter, poet, and photographer Thomas Meluch, known musically as Benoît Pioulard, returns with his most structured and vocal release to date. Titled "Eidetic," a word denoting the ability to recall mental images with extraordinarily rich precision, the album presents unprecedented clarity and vitality for Benoît Pioulard. To access its thematic ground, Meluch looked inward with an affinity towards the people he loves during a period marked by his move from Seattle to Brooklyn in 2019. The resulting work engages with the universe"s unflinching mortality and, as he says, "the ways it has modified and improved my relationships, especially with family." Embodied by the creek, leaves, and ferns of the cover photography - taken in Michigan"s Burchfield Park, where he and his dad used to hike and "muse on existence" - the music glistens and unfurls with the flow of life he"s come to know. "Eidetic" is the culmination of Meluch"s craft both as a producer and writer. An evocative sonic vocabulary meets deft lyrical introspection, articulated with the nuance, vulnerability, and confidence of a longtime artist hitting a stride.