John Lord Fonda is an outsider on the French electronic music scene, as discrete as he is difficult to classify. Hailing from Nancy in the northeast of France, Fonda released a single last year on A-Traction Records (the Titanium EP) after a long sabbatical during which he was quietly ruminating, but also creating. It was only when the entire world stopped to handle a pandemic that the producer decided to come back into the spotlight with the release of an EP, and now once again with Walk Again, his third album - a way of showing that he is back on his feet, coming back to life after some suffocating moments, and moving forward. Since his first EP in 2004, John Lord Fonda has honed his style of electronic music, particularly with his albums DeBaSer (2005) and Supersonique (2011) released on Citizen Records, the Dijon-based label founded by Vitalic. JLF's techno has grown to become dynamic, organic, melodic, dreamlike, powerful and even epic. On Walk Again, Fonda effortlessly proves he's still at the top of his game. Featuring 11 tracks, the album includes techno bombs, elements of breakbeat, melodic gems, hints of new wave and a couple of quieter moments. The guiding concept for the album, mixed by Christophe Monier (The Micronauts) was to produce trippier, more hypnotic techno tracks.