BT93 is told with detachment and a lot of irony on the indie rock album BT2033 on which we find Stupeflip. New tasty excerpt, here is Les Altruistes, an offbeat clip, directed by Yannick Dangin Leconte who makes fun of the shortcomings of the world of cinema, a well-known sector of BT93 which also directed several films. BT93 chooses music as a new vector after cinema. We discovered it with BT93, a very offbeat and enjoyable album, produced by Frédéric Lo who revisited the demos of his youth. BT93 continues its story with BT2033, a less retro, more modern album, which tells the world of cinema with the clip Les Altruistes which has not finished amusing us. After having taken care of depicting the macro-society located between the forecourt and the great arch of La Défense, he makes his party at the cinema, not paying his mood tickets on this seventh art in decline. By inviting Stupeflip, it is like an alliance with another acerbic chronicler of the small society of the spectacle, all with the Jacno attitude that goes well. Directed by Sainte Victoire (who also participates), who magnifies the piano parts (" Ventimiglia Despair " Oscar for best song), "BT2033" is an album certainly spicy, but also full of love, that of cinema and synthetic music. It's been a long time since we had so much fun listening to an album. 
" "The world of work, I know that I take the RER for the high, not the joy I make airs, I dream of doing more than that Alone in suit at La Défense, I believe in it! BT93 Cinema is an omnipresent player in the album 2033. The tribute to François Truffaut, who died at the age of 52, "François I miss You" on a romantic piano played by Patrick Goraguer, Alain's son, flies away as for a love song to an artist who had, he reminds us, the moral principle of "protecting oneself from the morals of others". Love songs, there are also several on this record, such as the heady "Tu m'as aimed" sung in duet with Sainte Victoire, digging the furrow of the BT93 lover glimpsed on the previous album. Now all you have to do is start listening to the BT2033 album on your favorite streaming platform. A record as relevant as it is impactful, it's been a long time! Here is the video clip of the Altruists: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CZoIzcjxq8 BT93 to follow on Instagram
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