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Where does the innocence go? As a kid my imagination was strong. I remember creating worlds, drawing or playing with whatever toys I had. When I started playing music a few years later it didn t feel much different. My bedroom studio became my playground. It was a game without plans or any right or wrong. The end result didn t matter. 15 years later I know more and play better than ever. I m also not the kid that I was. I now overthink, give myself limits without noticing or have doubts that weren t here before. What inspired V I N C E N T was to look for a way out of this. A way out of my adult mind. Reconnect with the lost innocence. Somehow I started this album just before the world stopped and we all went to lockdown. The situation became ideal. I had to stay put. I had limited choices but unlimited time. Like when I was a kid. Of course it wasn t all smooth. Sometimes I lost track and had to dive back – pretending I know nothing again and remind myself that it is about the play. That s how the essence of most of these songs was made. Later on it was about finding a balance between this childish mess and making something presentable. It s not nostalgia about childhood but a reflection on getting the best out of both worlds. I love to see this album as the one that started it.  I didn t think the other side was greener. I had no mission. I wasn t wearing any kind of masks. I was living for the play and nothing was serious. I was always jumping off the cliff. I was failing all the time and had no problem with it. – FKJ

• sophomore studio album from French musician Vincent Fenton aka FKJ (French Kiwi Juice)
• black ice colored double vinyl pressing (please note: vinyl color is very dark, may appear black under normal lighting)
• housed in deluxe gatefold jacket w printed inner sleeves
• limited edition
• music label: Mom + Pop 2022