The 25-year-old Brussels artist is talking to us. To those of us who, like him, find it difficult to find our place, to position ourselves. Noé Preszow (pronounced Prèchof) envisages a world where solitude and solidarity coexist and complement each other. In several songs that will appear on his album to be released by Tôt Ou Tard, there is a question of friendship. Whether the dialogue is broken (“Je te parle encore”), whether departure is imminent (“Cette route-là”), whether the party is impossible (“Que tout s’danse”), or whether life is over (“Les poches vides”, in the setting of the 1970s), the complicity dreamed of or prevented is omnipresent.