Caesar Spencer - Get Out Into Yourself (2023)

One of the most elusive crooners has not said his last word. This is Caesar Spencer who continues to maintain his legend lately and confirms once again with his latest ambitious work called Get Out Into Yourself.

Throughout these eleven new titles, Caesar Spencer tells the story "of a character who travels through different cultural landscapes, and tells us a story full of existential questions in a world in perpetual change". Thus, we get carried away from the first notes of "Get Out Into The Pigs" which begins a completely crazy musical adventure just like "Requiem" and "Cult Of Personality" where the baroque influences are perfectly distilled.

We navigate between baroque pop and absolutely stunning cinematic surf-rock throughout Get Out Into Yourself. Caesar Spencer brings out his most prestigious address book and it's no coincidence that we find our chic and shocking couple, namely Jo Wedin and Jean Felzine on "Isn't That What Jimi Said" or on "Knew That One Day” absolutely irresistible. We also find Gilles Tandy on the hectic "Hail Caesar" and "Jane Loves The Highway" as well as Maréva Galanter on "When I Whisper In Your Ear" absolutely dandyesque and the very great Jacqueline Taïeb on "Waiting For Sorrow" where we carefully follows the adventures of our protagonist. With this conceptual and collaborative disc, Caesar Spencer stands out from the lot of pop crooners who remain as inventive as ever.