Mmm-hmm.

Et généralement, je fais une, une sorte de démo quoi.

Et puis, je vais voir Tristan.

Et cet album-ci, j'ai vraiment fait, je pense, il y a presque une, une année de ça, de toute seule.

Et puis, parfois, je venais à Paris, je me, je lui mettais des chansons, on écoutait dans son studio.

Il était là : Ça, c'est super.

Ah, t'essaierais pas une balade avec celle-là.

Oh putain.

Mm.

Because, um, because we have two languages, there's the Flemish part and there's the French part.

And so that's how I've, I've been very lucky, 'cause having artist parents really got me motivated to be who I am today, and inspired, and I have so many things I can say about that.

And I would say that just choosing music as, you know, my studies, for example, was thanks to my parents, and I could never forget that because I know that I was at school and 99% of my friends were just struggling with trying to explain to their parents that they were making the right choice, where I never had to do that, and my parents were just supportive.

And also it just allowed me to know what it meant to be an artist in Belgium, because it's a small country.

It is separated by two languages, so it is like a region.

You're from the French part, I'm assuming.

I'm from the Fr- French part.