You may not know it (or perhaps you do), but you’ve often listened to Juniore. Their neo-sixties melodies have subtly filled our landscape for the last decade. Anonymous? Not exactly. Rather they’ve discretely travelled through the airwaves of our radios, the soundtracks of our TV shows, films, commercials, the hallways of our airports and supermarkets, the trendy playlists of our nerdy friends, or recommended by some of the trend-setters we follow for our road-trips, our soirées with old friends.
It's true Juniore have travelled quite a bit and nearly all around the world. Just before the release of their second album in 2020, Un, Deux, Trois, (Le Phonographe/Outré/SONY) and just before the odd years that were soon to follow, Juniore was on the road. Opening for bands like The Dandy Warhols, Miles Kane, La Femme, Interpol, Feu!Chatterton, but also touring in small venues, large bars, festivals, cabarets, in Europe, in the UK, in America, in Australia. And this album released in February 2020 fell victim of the strange times of lockdowns and cancellations we collectively feel was all but a dream. But never mind that. In 2024, Juniore is celebrating their 10th anniversary and the release of their third album.
