Sometimes you have to uproot yourself to come to terms with yourself and the world around you. It is with this in mind that Thylacine has decided to pursue his creative quest. For his new album 'Roads vol. 3', Thylacine has decided to break away again from the creative automatisms of his Paris studio. Confessing that he finds it difficult to compose two tracks in the same place, this time he decided to travel to a new continent for three months. William Rezé-Thylacine gave himself the time he needed. The time that's missing when you're bogged down in the routine and rhythm of touring, the time that's needed for travel to be a genuine experience and for intuition to be transformed into ever more daring and original material. This album promises to be an astonishing journey. A veritable creative vertigo, the result of profound questioning of his art and practice in the face of the balance of the world around him. A new musical odyssey that makes Thylacine a fundamentally unique artist.