This second album is produced by the pop duo Les Valentins. Infused with Dylan-esque protest songs and American folk harmonies, Tété also explains that he is influenced by Lenny Kravitz and the Beatles. Here, he alternates between being stripped down and intelligently orchestrated. With a melancholic temperament, he also reaffirms his strong taste for caustic lyrics. The successful singles "Emma Stanton" and "À la faveur de l'automne" are perfect examples of this. Tété makes an impression as well as a mark on minds. Excerpt from the "La Discothèque idéale Fnac" Guide 2016.
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