JE T’AIME

JE T'AIME: for these few letters, some live, some go mad, but above all, many die. In 2024, JE T'AIME is six years old. Their new album, Useless Boy, is an expressionist cry, a sad party where the melancholic thrill is always hidden behind illusory comforts. More than ever, it's a flight into the future, a rejection of the dreary conventions of the real world. JE T'AIME locks itself away in its own intimate universe to avoid confronting dull, tasteless normality. Sorrows are sublimated by the all-consuming energy of a trio for whom maturing rhymes with dying, skilfully juggling nostalgia and modernity. JE T'AIME finds grace in its rejection of uniformity, and pushes back against the outside world, trapped in prisons that also protect. Useless Boy is a new album of invisible walls, fractures, anguish and broken dreams.