The weekend is here and it’s a busy week for French music aficionados with the comeback of Clara Luciani, an intoxicating song by Lucky Love and news from the great Mylène.
- Mylène Farmer – “Yes but… no” (live)
Ahead of her final Parisian dates for the Nevermore tour, our queen Mylène Farmer is being lenient with her subjects with a live version of her hit “Oui mais… non”, enhanced by beautiful images from her concerts.
- Lucky Love – “I Don’t Care If It Burns”
Fresh from his brilliant performance at the opening of the Paralympic Games, our ex-cover boy Lucky Love takes the opportunity to unveil “I Don’t Care If It Burns”, a haunting and tortured single that is very reminiscent of James Blake. Fan.
- Gia Ford – “Buzzing On You”
A queer revelation on the British scene, Gia Ford seduces us with a deep and sensual voice that we love to hear on “Buzzing On You”, a beautiful song about loving devotion and the stormy feelings that go hand in hand.
- Bronze Avery & Lilyisthatyou – “Tiny Purse, Tiny Top”
The new prince of queer electro-pop Bronze Avery teams up with singer Lilyisthatyou for a danceable track that leaves a taste of summer clubbing. “Tiny Purse, Tiny Top” certainly, but huge talent that we can’t wait to see germinate.
- Kavinsky feat. Angèle & Phoenix – “Nightcall”
Noticed during the closing ceremony of the Olympic Games, the excellent cover of “Nightcall” by DJ Kavinsky featuring Angèle and Phoenix is now available in a studio version. A delight that we are far from getting tired of.
- Liv Del Estal – “so much that I don’t care :)”
Budding pop star Liv Del Estal revives the Crazy Frog years of international music with “telment que jmen fiche :)”, an effective electro track where she continues to develop an image of a nostalgic 2000s brat.
- Pierre Lapointe – “The Secret”
Already back after his last album in 2022, Quebec artist Pierre Lapointe is once again making headlines with “Le Secret”, a song with a cheerful rhythm in the style of Henri Salvador where he talks about the need to protect one’s privacy.
- Clara Luciani – “Everything for me”
How happy we are to see Clara Luciani again! The singer says goodbye to her disco period with “Tout pour moi”, a single between pop and dynamic variety that we would readily imagine as the soundtrack of a fiery romantic film.
- Hen Yanni – “Reflection”
It’s an atmosphere that is both seductive and dangerous that Israeli artist Hen Yanni offers with “Reflection”, from her brand new album which helps her to establish herself even more on the international electro new wave scene.
