Montreal’s Guilhem (Lost Love) is set to release his deeply personal and emotionally charged new album, A Good One, on September 5th. Known for his raw lyricism, infectious melodies, and high-energy punk spirit, Guilhem has built a global following through tireless touring and unflinching honesty, both onstage and off. Mixed and mastered by Frank Turner, the album captures that chaos with clarity and is an album for anyone who’s ever felt burnt out, overwhelmed, or like they’re just barely holding it together. Across tracks that wrestle with anxiety, small talk, hangovers, self doubt, and the digital noise of modern life, Guilhem never loses sight of one thing: hope.

“I didn’t really plan to write a cohesive album. At first, it was just a bunch of songs I needed to get out of my system. But somewhere along the way, it all started orbiting the same messy little galaxy of thoughts: the absurdity of being human right now. There’s no grand solution here. No clean redemption arc, but there is a desire to do better, to connect, and to laugh at the chaos a little more often. Every song is a small act of resistance against apathy, shame, and the urge to disappear.” (Guilhem)

The rollout for A Good One began with the cathartic first single, Die Quietly, that was followed by the anthemic Don’t Surrender, and is set to continue with Hangover Cure on August 8th, complete with a new music video. 

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