The Moroccan-Canadian singer, actress, producer and dancer, Nora Fatehi has unveiled her new single, in duet with the American artist, choreographer, actor, and producer Jason Derulo. A well-made masterpiece already available on social networks including Tiktok, Instagram and YouTube.
“Snake.” This is the title of Nora Fatehi’s new single, produced in collaboration with Jason Derulo. The song highlights the versatility of both artists while pushing the boundaries of the genre, reports Variety. “Some collaborations can feel a little forced, but this one felt… like a hot knife through butter,” says Derulo. I felt like it was exactly what I was looking for. » Nora thought about how to mix three different cultures in a single project. A complexity. “I was trying to figure out how to mix three different cultures into one project and make it global,” she explains. We wanted a catchphrase that was repeated and very easy to remember. »
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An international team was called upon. She worked 15 to 16 hours a day to make the project a reality. The clip was directed by Moroccan director Abderrafia El Abdioui and choreographed by Indian Rajit Dev. Filming took place in Marrakech where striking landscapes were filmed. “We created a futuristic Morocco in the visuals,” explains Fatehi. Despite the production challenges, she embraced the process: “I love the panic, the anxiety, because I know that with anxiety, something incredible is about to happen. »
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With 46.7 million subscribers on Instagram, 4.4 million on TikTok and 4 million subscribers on YouTube, as well as 470,000 monthly listeners on Spotify, Nora will be able to make “Snake” a hit on social networks. Jason Derulo’s number of followers is also not insignificant: 66 million subscribers on TikTok, 35 million on Instagram and 40.3 million subscribers on YouTube, as well as 30 million monthly listeners on Spotify. The clip has already been well received by fans. “The collaboration we never knew we needed,” wrote one of Fatehi’s followers.
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