The second LP from Julia Felix, “Culture et Esthétiques,” continues the direction set by 2019’s “Minaret.”

The release includes collaborations with The Royal Pop Historians and the Splendids.

Across the record, Julia Felix moves through ideas of voluntary yielding, solitude as a generative state, hidden biological networks, and the shifting border between thought and lived reality. Other pieces trace imagined genetic pathways across island regions and consider the quiet emergence of sentience. These themes appear not as fixed statements but as points of inquiry woven throughout the album’s structure.

*to experience feelings and sensations; derived from Latin sentientem, an individual imbued with extraordinary moral and spiritual insight; predicting events. Strong intuition.