There’s a thrilling sense of play running through Books Of Moods, and nowhere is it more alive than on ‘Fashion Romance’. Helmed by Hugo Sailer, the Paris-based project continues to prove that pop music can be clever, cinematic, and wildly fun without sacrificing emotional pull.
‘Fashion Romance’ feels like stepping into a brightly lit montage where attraction and excess blur together. The track struts forward with theatrical confidence, pairing dual vocals that bounce off each other with dramatic flair. There’s a delicious tension at play here, all delivered through a punchy, art-rock framework that feels timeless yet restless.
What makes Books Of Moods so compelling is their ability to dress storytelling in colour. Every melodic turn feels impulsive, every chorus charged with the rush of wanting something now. It’s pop music that understands how spectacle and feeling can coexist.
Sonically, the track pulls from decades of guitar-driven culture while sounding unmistakably current. The arrangement glides between glam swagger and indie looseness, creating a sound that feels like flipping through eras without ever settling in one place.
Zooming out, ‘Fashion Romance’ sits comfortably within the wider Books Of Moods universe, a world built on memory, imagination, and emotional texture. Sailer’s project thrives on atmosphere, and here he sharpens it into something bold and extroverted, proving that introspection doesn’t always have to be quiet.
With ‘Fashion Romance’, Books Of Moods deliver a vibrant, stylish rush that celebrates desire in all its messy, intoxicating glory. And they do it with a grin, a sparkle, and a fearless sense of fun.
