Click Song

This one hit me differently because my first encounter with this was Oh Wait I know this, Do I hate it? do I love it? it was mixed up emotions & was just busy remembering this Smell or even maybe The Taste?! At that Time "A year Before" I was just Back from a Vication from Riga Latvia & they have a Traditional Ancient Drink which Called (Riga Black Balsam Black Currant) Which tase relatively good but due to my lack of knowledge of how strong this is I Over treated myself with this Herbal & was almost knocked out thanks God was only Chilling in the Hotel Room. Back to the Fragrance this Smell exactly Like it & due to my mixed up experience with the drink I got this also with the Fragrance at the Beginning But Now this is my Signature Scent & i even got my Self a Back up Bottle! I really Love it Very Well Blended Ambery, Herbal & the right amount of Roses I can't find it really Unisex rather than Leaning More to a Male Fragrance Because of couple of Complaints about it being A slightly Dominant Scent.. definitely try it before Purchasing because it's Overpowering, somehow even dominant Could have been a slight better on Sillage Side but Longevity is Great All year around Signature Scent= easy you just have to adjust the Spray times I definitely would recommend it simply if you are a true Amber lover & On offer you can get it for a really good Price

Heavens this is a masterpiece. It is like pouring out of an outdoor concert into a nighttime flower garden, where you find yourself lingering around past sunrise, to realize that you yourself have become the flower. Click Song is a fragrance you spray when you are ready to take your time to experience the entire concierto. An olfactory lesson in patience, presence, loyalty and reward. It opens up with a burst of almost boozy amber/benzoine/patchouli and then it slowly blossoms into this citrusy floral vanilla and then suddenly, hours later, you realise you haved bloomed into the loveliest, sweetest, most elegant, dewey, gentle yet unabashed rose. The dry down is absolutely exquisite. This is a magic potion to bring out your inner beauty. What a journey.

I've lived through so many Rose-Patchouli-Geranium fragrances and yet again, I must fight the urge to make it mine. Not as shrieking animalic as Mad Madame and more gentle (and a lot more fruity! I smell plum, ripe and sweet) than Portrait of a Lady. This is a lovely song of a perfume, but it's no Pop or Rock. This is black jazzy blues in their best. No surprise that it is a tribute to Miriam Makeba. You can hear her voice in this one, loud and clear.

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It's very rose-forward to my nose for the first hour. A photorealistic Turkish rose though, very well done, with a bit of spices. Rose lovers would appreciate, but I prefer the rose to be more blended in the heart, or more fleeting at the top. The drydown is GORGEOUS though. My fav combo of amber, labdanum and vanilla - warm resinous but at the same time not overly sweet, and even with some freshness, probably because of cedar. I would find this perfume good enough for buying if it only had the base notes and that's it :) very well done though, like everything else I have tried from this house, it's really surprising to me that the brand is not more famous (also the prices are very affordable for a niche!)

I love ambers. I love the rubber in Bvlgari Black. I adore Memory Hotel by UNN. But here, I get a balloon rubber, even the taste of blowing up balloons for a party - it just isn't nice at all - I can't get beyond it. It seems to be a good one behind all the balloons, it seems slightly masculine and of high quality and I congratulate any reader that isn't getting balloons :) I hardly ever dislike scents, I am even drawn to the wierds ones. But Click Song is a genuine dislike for me. I have a roller EdP maybe 5 ml, no batch number.

Initial impression after first full spray-sample wear: an immediate connection to Coromandel but with much more rose, and a little dirtier. I'm not a big rose lover, but I loved wearing this. It lasted all day. I'll certainly drain the sample spray and very likely turn this into a 25ml purchase. I love that this house offers the smaller sizes!

I am a huge fan of Une Nuit Nomade, their perfume=cultural references. I love Miriam Makeba and her music! So powerful, brave, beautiful and talented. This had to be a larger than life scent for a larger than life persona. I get a lot of leathery animalic here. Loud and gorgeous.

I love that the rose in this is subdued but still noticeable. I find most oriental rose fragrances to be way too rose dominant, but in this formula it sits gently at the heart of a tornado of dark and soapy resins. Really beautiful creation.

Sweet, woodsy. I'd swear there's a fruit in the notes - that's probably due to a rose being present. I like this - it's yummie gives some kind of unidentified fruit vanilla chocolate cake vibes. Definitely a cold weather fragrance.

A bold and potent amber fragrance. More masculine, perfect for cold days. I can smell amber, benzoin, patchouli with a touch of rose. Dont blind buy. Not for office. 7/10

Spicy and chocolaty patchouli. Beautiful, not too earthy, which is good. It has lots of ambery rose in the base. Reminds me of Ambre 114 Histoires de Parfums quite a lot.

Ordered the discovery set from Une Nuit Nomade, and first off, BEAUTIFUL packing, very evocative and artistic, and super fast shipping. <3 Essentially, rose + geranium + patchouli. It dries down to a slightly sweet, classy, sultry vanilla. I'm not sure this is my favourite (not a fan of rose + geranium), and I totally get someone talking about it vaguely smelling like balloons. I can imagine this being a classy evening scent, but unfortunately, not for me.

On my skin, it smells like brown liquor almost from the jump. I think that’s the mix of benzoin, labdanum, and vanilla on a very resin-friendly skin. I very much doubt this is the perfumer’s intent. I may try it on paper to see what the perfumer intended. Sometimes, though, what might be a lovely scent just doesn’t mesh with a particular skin type. As always, your mileage may vary.

Heavy on the patchouli but that combined with the boozy vanilla rose was too much for me and made me recoil. It doesn't suit my skin at all, it's too mature and reminds me ever so slightly of what my Grandma would wear (I think it's the rose). On the right person this would be a winner I'm sure and could well be a signature scent for some. I could imagine my sister owning and revelling in this - I can really get the elegance and beauty of it - just on the right person. It has to suit your skin and for me it just doesn't. Absolutely do not blind buy - well worth ordering a sample if the fragrance notes and description speak to you.

Dear Click Song, As part of the Une Unit Nomade discovery set, you are lingering on my arm for the first time since a few hours. The very first impression of you I had from a spray on paper, after which I immediately recommended you to a dear friend - I had thought "this wonderfully warm spicy amber - you are her!" and gifted her a 5ml decant. However! Now that I give you a full day's test on skin, you showed me some medicinal side of you, which I don't like. Suddenly you remind me of cough syrup with the sugar removed. Even though none of your listed notes would explain that.

Strong and a bit dusty patchouli, chocolaty amber with a little vanilla. In the dry down, the rose stands out, sour and powdery all at once. When mixing with the other notes, it smells medicinal. Hard no for me.

Heavy patchouli, resinous geranium, horrible rose scent, no cohesion a real mess. Instant scrubber. Smells like an old lady's perfume. Sample before buying, not blind buy safe at all.

the patchouli note is really strong...

I'm all about the drydown of a perfume. It has to make my heart beat faster when I pick up yesterday's sweater and catch a whiff of the lingering scent. I don't know what this smells like, but I adore it. It's warm, a bit soapy, feels loving; like a hug from your beautiful and exotic aunt whom you aspire to be when you grow up. I have the tester from Une Nuit Nomade's discovery set and I enjoyed every second of the company of this one. It's a 9 out of 10 for me. I have no idea how other people will feel about it; these scents excell in doing what pefumes should do: let you have a personal relationship with them. Along with Sugar Leather, this is on my buy list. As for longevity: it's been 24 hours since I sprayed it on my wrist and back of my neck and it's still there.

Light and dusty patchouli and amber, made ephemeral by the air of a nostalgic Turkish rose. It's an old-style timid amber note, far from the syrupy sillage bombs of today, and the rose note is like the bleached petals from a sachet found in a drawer. I'd imagine an old room, a bedroom probably, frozen in time, where the scents and subdued past emotions have merged. Later on, a bright boozy vanilla note. But no sweetness, no thickness. I still think this would make a great scented sachet for wardrobes. Not for the clothes you wear daily but for the ones stored for generations.

I have a large sample of this from an online auction I won. It's fairly linear but right up my alley fragrance-wise so I don't mind. Lovely rose-inflected amber, smooth but with a little bite(or you may call it texture perhaps). Equally at home on a grand occasion and on a camping trip. It somehow makes me think of Amouage's Epic Woman but minus the soapiness I get from that one. Also has some similarities with Padparadscha from Satellite but that scent is even drier, hotter. Will definitely get a full bottle when they become available. Instant love.

Camphorous patchouli and some dusty flowers, probably geranium and a hint of rose but not very prominent, at least not to me. The opening is like brandy, but when it settles, the patchouli takes over and it reminds me a bit of the one in Coromandel, but the supporting roles are different here and they ruin the overall impression. When it settles further, it really becomes like cough syrup like someone else here wrote, a medicinal sweetness, not really pleasant. It’s not terrible, but it’s not my thing. Overall, not FBW for me. Rating 2.8/5

This perfume is good notes but not well blended. There is a certain “reviewer” who is hyping this and suma orientale. I was not impressed. Also performance was not good on my skin. It was ok on clothes 10-hours. But projection was lacking.. Get a sample first

Amber, Tonka, Saffron to my nose come first. Then comes vanilla. Vanilla is like vanilla stick that was soaked in booze. And finally comes the rose which is like a rose marmelade.

Woody, dry, heavy patchouli scent with resins and amber. It is very formal, and kind of "older" style. I think it is ok but nothing new here.

Giving me strong similarities to TF Noir de noir. Missing the dirtiness and the depth but this is actually super nice and smooth!

If you blow a balloon up and when it is filled you can get what exactly this perfume smells like.