King Boring Album Features Doherty and Guest Artists

The album King Boring departs from full band efforts, drawing instead from Jamaican influences, pop choruses, and melancholic ballads. The entirety of the album was shaped around the question of what would happen if every band had their own reggae period. Regarding the creation of the music, Yesteban explained that there was a writing process for the album that involved testing out ideas with video clips.

The collaboration with Doherty came about after their paths crossed at concerts and festivals, and after they played basketball together. Yesteban was a big fan of Doherty's first solo album. Because of the reggae influence heard on that first solo release, Yesteban asked the songwriter from The Libertines to appear on two tracks on the album King Boring.

Along with the appearance by Doherty, the album King Boring includes other guest artists on the release. The Star Feminine Band also appears on the album as a guest artist. In addition to these artists, Marie-Flore also appears on the album as a guest artist, being featured as a guest on the record.