Il y a des heures (1)
About this track
*Le Poids du temps* is an album about what time does to the body, to perception, and to inner life. It does not speak about time as something abstract or distant, but as something physical: a weight, a pressure, a density that settles into gestures, breath, silence, and memory. Across the songs, the album moves between two emotional states. One is heaviness: time becoming matter, the day growing dense, the self carrying a quiet but persistent gravity. The other is excess: too much light, too much openness, too much air, as if the world were entering faster than the body can contain it. Between these two forces, the album explores fragility, endurance, sensuality, and the search for balance. Its world is both intimate and atmospheric. There are bodies, rooms, shoulders, breath, and fatigue, but also sea, night, bars, jazz, sand, torches, and tropical elegance. Beauty is never separate from weight; desire is never separate from vulnerability. The album lives in that tension. More than a collection of songs, *Le Poids du temps* is a poetic and cinematic journey through density, exposure, and memory. It is about inhabiting the present when the present feels too heavy, too open, or too full — and about the marks that remain after those moments pass. I