WL//WH Track Of The Day: MALVENN GORYCZ “Nous les vivants”
Malvenn Gorycz is a collaborative project pairing Mode in Gliany (Boris Volant) from Northern Brittany and Brussels-based Ame de Boue (Dasz). Following their three-song debut, the duo will release the four-track EP “Des Ombres Blanches” through German label Circonstances A., blending Berlin minimal house with challenging cold wave aesthetics. The featured track “Nous les vivants” explores themes of corrupted ambition, emotional devastation, and existential loss. The composition layers elastic, funk-inflected rhythms with dry percussion, wonky bass grooves, and austere synth textures, complemented by piercing trumpet arrangements and Mode in Gliany’s restless, brooding vocals. The accompanying video integrates the song’s introspective lyrics with archival footage from Bernard Queysanne and Georges Perec’s 1974 film “Un homme qui dort,” depicting a solitary Parisian student navigating urban alienation and existential uncertainty. The EP arrives as a limited vinyl 12-inch pressing distributed exclusively to France and Germany.
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