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Album tracks:

1. Antelope
2. Mary the Blues
3. Denise
4. Our bodies
5. Dream often
6. Mary Martha
7. Drama
8.Overseas
9. Above the World
10. In front of your house
11. Lovesickness
12. Don't Let Me Go
13. Christian Bobin
14. A New Body

Without completely abandoning his folk influences, Jimmy Hunt moves away from the lightness of the tracks "Motocross" or "Everything Crash" to embrace a more atmospheric, dark and nocturnal register. On Maladie d'amour we find fewer acoustic guitars, more analog synthesizers and a hushed psychedelic spirit that evokes the 1970s. The singer thus embarks on a more international path than "Quebec song", without however losing his personality as friendly obsessive thug. Despite a trough halfway through, the album relies on sought-after sound textures in the service of clothing compositions produced by Emmanuel Ethier. Still, Maladie d'amour is not an album to listen to in all circumstances as its predecessor was. – Olivier Robillard Laveaux (See.ca)