Florent Lelong’s Constellations is like stargazing with synths—an album that sweeps you into its orbit and refuses to let go. From the moment “Pegasus” kicks in with its deep bass and those rumbling beats that pulse like a heartbeat, you know you’re in for a cosmic and grounded ride. The shimmering synths start slow, almost teasing, before the rhythm tightens and grooves with an irresistible catchiness. It makes you feel like you’re gliding through neon-lit clouds at midnight.
By the time Gemini rolls around, Lelong has you in a trance. The track’s smooth, driving tune paired with smacking beats and jittery percussion gives it an effortless cool. It’s a bit like cruising through a futuristic cityscape—slick, stylish, and with just enough edge from the coming craters to keep things interesting like a rocky road. The layers build with a danceable momentum. There’s something addictive about how the textures intertwine, making this track a standout for those who love their synth-pop with a bit of bite.
Then comes “Draco,” switching things up with its pulsating and intense rhythm. The smug beats and slow drone create a darker, almost menacing atmosphere, like the soundtrack to a scene where the hero walks away from an explosion without looking back. It’s heavy but in a way that commands attention, keeping the energy high and the mood mysterious.
And just when you think you’ve mapped out this galaxy, Lelong drops “Andromeda.” This one’s a whole vibe, mystical, hypnotic, and ambient with high ripples that build over an immersive surge of sound. It’s like being caught in a sonic tide, zoning out in the best way possible.
Andromeda wraps up the album with a sense of endlessness, making Constellations feel less like an album and more like a journey you’ll want to take on repeat. So catch the wave on Spotify.
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Review by: Naomi Joan