Switched on Pop
Justice is never-ending
May 4, 2024
French electronic duo Justice, Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay, discuss their new album Hyperdrama. They delve into the unique blend of organic and electronic elements in their music, the creative process behind their debut album, the creation of 'Moonlight Rondezvous' with a futuristic Beethoven touch, the use of digital distortion in music creation, the spontaneous creation of 'The End' as the album closer, and reflections on the immersive album listening experience.
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Quick takeaways
- Justice prioritized style and emotion over sound quality, aiming to make a timeless and unique sound.
- By embracing loop-based production and prioritizing impactful loops, Justice prevents listener boredom and creates music that unfolds over time.
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Justice's Musical Statement on Debut Album Cross
Justice aimed to create dramatic music on their debut album Cross, despite their inexperience in music production. The album's unique sound, influenced by punk's approach to making music without specific knowledge, resulted in a one-of-a-kind record. Their lack of expertise led to unexpected elements that became part of their musical identity.
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