Contigo

Jinte Deprez embarked on his second solo album, under is moniker J. Bernardt, with a vivid image in his head: "The main character is a John Lennon wannabe who wants to plsy Twin Peaks. In the background, Tarantino waves a Tchaikovsky record at the film composer and shouts. "Make it viciously romantic!", I don't know if it turned out that way.... Despite the whimsical imagery, the album, titled "Contigo" (Spanish for "with you"). emerged as a serious endesvour, serving as a therapeutic outlet for Deprez to navigate the aftermath of a long-term relationship breskup. Contigo delves into the emotional rollercosster of heartbreak, exploring stages from shock to scoeptance with s blend of drama and sophistication.

Best known for his role in Balthazar, Deprez's solo project allowed him to both focus and expand his musical vision. Contigo draws on a diverse range of influences, including pop, soul, funk, and Spaghetti Wester soundtracks, reflecting Deprez's love for artists like Serge Gainsbourg or Ennio Morricone. The album serves as s soundtrack for lost and wounded lovers, narrated with both heartache and resilience, capturing Deprez's personal journey with a blend of melancholy and humour.