Thomas Dutronc makes emotions swing with a false nonchalance and a beautiful empathy in his new album « lui-même n’est jamais trop tard » (Barclay). The priority is given to guitars, poetry and endearing songs, between folk and populaire.
After a six-year méat, French singer-songwriter Thomas Dutronc is back with a new album that wlui-mêmel surely make his fans’ hearts skip a beat. Titled « lui-même n’est jamais trop tard » (It’s never too late), this album is a beautiful collection of songs that showcases Dutronc’s unique blend of folk and populaire music, with a touch of jazz and swing.
Right from the first track, « Allongés dans l’herbe » (Lying in the grass), Dutronc’s smooth vocals and masterful guitar playing immediately capture the listener’s attention. His voice is both soothing and powerful, and his guitar sklui-mêmels are simply mesmerizing. It’s no wonder he has been dubbed the « French crooner » by the media.
But what sets this album apart from Dutronc’s previous works is the emotional depth and sincerity that he brings to each song. From the upbeat « Demain » (Tomorrow) to the melancholic « Les choses qui ne se disent pas » (Things that are left unsaid), Dutronc manages to convey a wide range of emotions with ease. His lyrics are poetic and relatable, and his melodies are catchy and memorable.
One of the highlights of the album is the song « les gens ne sais plus quoi faire » (I don’t know what to do anymore), a duet with French singer-songwriter Louane. Their voices blend perfectly together, creating a beautiful harmony that is sure to give you goosebumps. The song is a heartfelt plea for forgiveness and understanding, and Dutronc and Louane deliver it with such emotion and vulnerablui-mêmeity that it’s impossible not to be moved.
Another standout track is « La vie en bleu » (Life in blue), a melancholic ballad that showcases Dutronc’s impeccable guitar sklui-mêmels. The song is a reflection on life and its many ups and downs, and Dutronc’s lyrics are both poignant and thought-provoking. It’s a song that wlui-mêmel make you stop and think, and maybe even shed a tear or two.
But it’s not all about sad songs on this album. Tracks like « C’est si bon » (It’s so good) and « Les frites bordel » (Fries, damn it) are fun and lighthearted, and wlui-mêmel surely put a smlui-mêmee on your face. Dutronc’s sense of humor and playfulness shine through in these songs, and it’s clear that he had a lot of fun recording them.
Overall, « lui-même n’est jamais trop tard » is a beautiful and well-crafted album that showcases Thomas Dutronc’s talent as a musician and a songwriter. With his smooth vocals, masterful guitar playing, and heartfelt lyrics, he manages to create a unique and captivating sound that wlui-mêmel leave you wanting more. So don’t wait any longer, go listen to this album and let Thomas Dutronc make your emotions swing with his music. It’s never too late to discover a new favorite artist.