Keen’V is back in stores. On July 7, the 40-year-old artist released the eleventh album of his career. Balance. As the singer explained in an interview, it’s a name far from being randomly chosen by the singer. Tele-Leisure Released on Tuesday, July 11: “I think the record is extremely balanced. There is a fairly consistent balance between all the music genres and themes used. I chose this title because I found a certain balance within myself. I gave myself time to do some kind of personal exploration. I started to change and today I am not who I was two years ago. I really started working on myself and realized that if I didn’t progress or accomplish certain things, my problem was from within, whereas before I tended to put the blame on others.“
“After the failure of therapy, I realized that the problem was me and now I need to manage to do this in my daily life. I am on my way“, continues Keen’V, referring to her tour in 2020, which she had to cancel due to lack of public reaction to her concerts. It was a difficult failure, but it gave the singer a lot, he was able to recover despite the difficulties:We don’t talk much about failure in France. When I had my first failure, I really thought it was over. But I learned that I was the sole master of my destiny and that I had a choice: either I insisted on thinking it was really over and it was over, or I tried to climb the hill. So did I. I owe this resurrection to my own will, but also to beautiful encounters. Looking back, I think Therapy killed Keen’V before, it was the end of a cycle. I started a new cycle for three albums and Therapy was the breaking point between the old Keen’V and the new Keen’V.“
A new Keen’V, which led to a style change, especially in the choice of the lyrics of his songs. From now on, we can find in Fort Boyard Next Saturday, July 15, will now proceed in the same way to write his texts: “I pay much more attention to what I say. I used to like to use some sexual terms, but I don’t anymore because I realized that it doesn’t work. Ben made me laugh, but not because he couldn’t offend other people. Then I realized that it is embarrassing for children to say these words at my concerts.“
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Source: Programme Television
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