Rocky weird semi-humoristic songs in view of expressing love and friendship, in French (just because it is my native language). The verse of On a pas besoin de (in particular d'amour algorithmique) basically compiles french expressions (that each contains a digit) to advise a lost friend, while the chorus is a satirical critique that can serve as a guide. En déliquescence is about making friends when a good chemistry is a priori at odds. Ça sent le sapin is a christmas song: Ça sent le sapin means that it smells like a christmas tree, but it can also mean that it smells like a brand new wooden cofin (made of pine tree).

En Déliquescence

A weird semi-humoristic album inspired by the most terrifying verbs. Note that I did not take the risk to make a song called 'Love', so yes it feels empty, but hopefully this verb transpires from some other songs. Talk is a song I wrote for my best friend because we went a couple of times eat a udon, but when I sent it to him, he said something like "Do I really need to listen ?". Drive (in French) was a true thought experiment: I did not work on text, but just recorded straight up as if I was thinking aloud while driving (I still edited to place the begining of the sentences at the right spot). In between, Scroll is the first song I made, probably the craziest. And in case some of you wonder, v3rbz is the phonetic translation of 'verbs'.

Drive (Thinking aloud in English)

Walk

Sleep

This third album expresses just one idea: how to deal with the most paradoxical aspects of life, especially when those are exhausting.

Ultimatumized

Jealous

Burned Out

Impostor

Dull Dream

Oxymorons

Ten Ways

Melodic songs, laidback, ironic, with a touch of weirdness and semi-humoristic features. (works for sad people who need more love and more friendship, so... yes everybody)    
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