French electronic duo Justice won Best Dance/Electronic Recording at the 67th Grammy Awards for “Neverender,” their collaboration with Tame Impala. It’s their third Grammy win, confirming their status as flag-bearers of the French Touch.
A historic third win
At the 67th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, French duo Justice took home the award for Best Dance/Electronic Recording for “Neverender,” recorded with Tame Impala. It’s their third Grammy, after wins in 2009 (for their remix of MGMT’s “Electric Feel”) and in 2019 (for the album “Woman Worldwide”). For the pioneers of the French Touch, it’s another major milestone.
“Neverender”: a track of many influences
Taken from their fourth album “Hyperdrama” (April 2024), “Neverender” fuses Justice’s signature sound with the psychedelic world of Tame Impala. Kevin Parker brought a hypnotic depth to the track, praised for its ambitious production and its balance between French house and more atmospheric textures. The collaboration marked a turning point for the duo, widening their style while reaching a broader audience.
A music video like a work of art
Released the previous September, the “Neverender” video quickly became a visual gem. Directed by Masanobu Hiraoka, Kota Iguchi and Armand Beraud, it blends vintage anime and Art Nouveau influences, a captivating immersion that mirrors the duo’s unique aesthetic.
Justice, still at the top
With this win, Justice cements its status as an ambassador for the French electronic scene. Since their debut album “†” (2007), the duo has continually pushed creative boundaries while staying true to their artistic DNA. This latest Grammy is more than a trophy: it’s a celebration of creativity and innovation in electronic music.
Key facts
- Award: Best Dance/Electronic Recording, 67th Grammy Awards
- Track: “Neverender” (with Tame Impala), from the album “Hyperdrama” (2024)
- It is Justice’s third Grammy (after 2009 and 2019)
- Justice are a French electronic duo, pioneers of the French Touch, debut album “†” (2007)
