Xavier De Rosnay and Gaspard Augé are officially on the comeback trail with a new album on the horizon. In quintessential Justice fashion, however, information has been tantalizingly sparse and anticipation has continually grown out of nothing more than speculation — until now. First teased at Sónar Festival a few weeks ago by Busy P, then later identified by Shazam, Justice’s newest composition “Safe and Sound” is officially here.
Justice’s dormant social channels came alive early this morning to share the news. The new track plays on funky, disco appeal, and is downright infectious. Presenting itself as a slightly more mild-mannered offering than some of their earlier thrashing electro masterpieces, “Safe and Sound” appears to promise a more refined, conservative take on where French house and disco intersect.
Justice have also shared a new website titled ‘Justice Church’ where the track can be downloaded, potentially revealing the name of their new album as well.
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