We’ve crossed paths with Jules Lepecheux a fair few times as of late. In the surf in Biarritz, at underground concerts around Hossegor, the Duct Tape Festivals back in the days we were allowed to travel… and before even properly meeting him, we’ve been digging his approach from the get go. In a European surf scene that’s arguably more sterile than ever, he’s one of the few individuals bringing a bit of originality. At only 18 years old, he rides longboards beautifully and slides on the shorter crafts with equal steeze. Aside from studying philosophy, Monsieur Lepecheux is into French Nouvelle Vague films—namely the ones from Mr. Jean Luc Godard. He also plays in arguably Biarritz’s most conceptual band at present, the infamous Werewolf Colours Orchestra. And most importantly, he does it all without paying too much attention to what haters might say. And we like that, we like that a lot. Staying true to Jules' unique style and aesthetic, and paying homage to the traditions and vibe of Biarritz from the Belle Époque to the birthplace of surfing in France, nay Europe in the 50’s and 60’s, Wasted Talent is proud to present 'La Jeunesse Éternelle de Jules Lepecheux'. Call it a visual poem of sorts. An ode to summer days in the French Basque Country. The eternal youth of Jules Lepecheux. A video by Yentl Touboul & Pierre David Produced by Wasted Talent Supported by Vans Executive producer Alexei Obolensky Titles by Bastian Bretecher Sound design Augustin Bretillard Music: Miss Modular by Stereolab From the album 'Dots and Loops' music.apple.com/us/album/dots-and-loops/1230517312 The Enchanted Sea by Martin Denny From the album 'The Enchanted Sea' music.apple.com/ca/album/the-enchanted-sea/721214533?l=fr

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