S16

The highly anticipated second album from Woodkid, S16, delves into the concept of scale, from the infinitely large to the infinitely small. It explores the balance of forces between human and industrial, and the idea of collective and individual responsibility in a world on the brink of collapse. Recorded at Abbey Road Studios in London and other locations like Berlin, Paris, Los Angeles, and Iceland, S16 even features Tokyo’s Suginami Junior Chorus for a special passage. Named after the chemical symbol and atomic number for sulfur, S16 questions the very nature of matter. It makes you wonder what our cells and hearts are made of and where the line between reality and fiction lies. Sulfur, an essential element for life but prone to combustion, mirrors the passionate suffering and soothing power of music, like a comforting hug.

To enjoy Woodkid's S16 album, simply play it on your preferred music player. Whether you're relaxing at home, commuting, or working out, this album can enhance your mood. There aren't any specific usage restrictions, but you might want to listen to it with good - quality headphones to fully appreciate the details. As for maintenance, if you have a physical copy like a CD, keep it in its case to prevent scratches. For digital copies, make sure your device's storage is secure and backed up regularly to avoid losing access to the album.