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Description

Now called for convenience, advances toward its third album, . Written in collaboration with (playwright known for his plays Fées and Cannibales), and produced by (director of Alain Bashung, Salif Keita...), this album is the uncompromising, abrupt and romantic story of adolescence in Marseille. Far from the clichés of a sunny, excessive city with a strong accent, Marseille appears on this album as it has never been portrayed: the colors are washed out, it is often winter, the mistral blows, the beaches are empty (“Marseille”). It also features the fervor of first silent loves (“Grands brûlés de l'amour”), the atmosphere of long evenings in parking lots, and the teenage dreams of “smashing everything.” Recorded between Dakar, Marseille, Paris and Réunion Island, it is not a look back, it is a complete work without nostalgia, a post-Capitale de la Culture record that takes a look at the city, youth and the future.