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The music is certainly enjoyable on its own, but of course, much of the listening pleasure is lost if you do not pay attention to the lyrics. They are entirely in French and share a common theme of love for freedom, travel, and experiencing the world and its people. Yes, that may sound like hippies, but it does not come across as forced or pretentious here; rather, it is presented with ease and directly at times, and at other times viewed from a heavy-hearted and unusual perspective, for example, that of a dog who senses that he has been abandoned, or an apocalyptic person asking his father how the big bang actually happened.
The songs won't really hurt anyone; they are too poppy for that, but those looking for a less eccentric version of LES NÉGRESSES VÈRTES or a less produced MICKEY 3D might find enjoyment in this album. And I would be particularly curious to experience LA RUE KÉTANOU live, as I believe that is where they truly unfold their strengths. Please serve with a glass of pastis.



