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Finneas retourne au secondaire avec «Cleats»

Le grand frère de Billie Eilish fera bientôt paraître un deuxième album solo.

Finneas retourne au secondaire avec «Cleats»

Finneas revisite les tourments maladroits de l’amour non partagé de l’adolescence avec Cleats, le dernier extrait de son prochain album solo For Cryin’ Out Loud.

Surtout connu du grand public pour son travail de production avec son illustre petite soeur, Billie Eilish, Finneas reste néanmoins un artiste solo doué et accompli.


Dans cette douce et entraînante ballade indie pop, Finneas lamente une amourette remplie de signes évidents qu'elle ne se transformera jamais en une véritable relation amoureuse. Le principal indice étant la phrase: «she plays for a different team». Pourtant, un mince espoir subsiste toujours.

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Le vidéoclip de Cleats, réalisé par Isaac Ravishankara, met en scène une dramédie romantique de secondaire, pendant qu’une version miniaturisée de Finneas interprète la chanson tout en observant les événements. Après que le garçon tente sa chance avec un baiser, la fille attrape rapidement ses clés et s'en va. Aussi déchirant que cela puisse être, l'amitié semble intacte, les deux personnages illustrant les derniers mots de la chanson : «Nothing you can do either / Old crush on the new teacher / Wave as soon as you see her / From the bleachers.»

For Cryin’ Out Loud sortira le 4 octobre via Interscope. Finneas avait annoncé l'album le mois dernier en dévoilant la chanson-titre, accompagnée d’un autre vidéoclip signé Ravishankara. Cet album marquera le deuxième opus solo de Finneas, après Optimist en 2021.

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