When Justice released their debut album 'Cross' in 2007 it caused waves of adulation and attention for it's distorted synths, big beats, and melodic motifs. They;ve continued to evolve their sound, and have just released their news album Hyperdrams, their first in 5 years. Here they are talking to Zane Low about their Creative Process, Artificial Intelligence, and the famous French Sound. More details:
French electronic duo, Justice, release their first studio album in five years, 'Hyperdrama'. Xavier de Rosnay and Gaspard Augé sit down with Zane Lowe to discuss their journey from young friends to GRAMMY-winning musicians. The group shares their thoughts on artificial intelligence in the music space and what this means for the future. They also open up about their creative process, their use of the cross as a symbol in the album artwork, and their experience collaborating with Thundercat and Kevin Parker of Tame Impala.
Listen to the new album here:
And here they are talking to Mixmag:
More from Justice here: https://justice.church/
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