Fanny Luzignant, she resembles Clara Luciani, but she is the singer of La Femme. Monstres du soir is her first solo single, that floats on a driving bass, disco strings and some spoken word:
Fanny Luzignant, she resembles Clara Luciani, but she is the singer of La Femme. Monstres du soir is her first solo single, that floats on a driving bass, disco strings and some spoken word:
Yet another great song by the magnificent Leonie Pernet. “A manifesto for the earth or a cosmic prayer, ‘Contre Terre’ stands as an act of faith and perseverance.”
Only French song on the most recent album of upcoming French-Haïtian singer Naïka, is the very sultry Soleil. The album, Eclesia, has modern R&B, reggaeton and other new styles, but also this jazzy bolero:
Another new track from the upcoming Grand Eugene album, this time with help from Miel de Montagne. This is indie-disco at it’s coolest. Below is not a real video, it’s a repetitive image, that works kinda weird.
Epic sexiness, from Yade. Hypocondrie. What a song!

Meimuna (Cyrielle Formaz, from Switzerland) is a current fave on this weblog. And when she (again) teams up with Dutch producer/arranger Ella van der Woude, it’s a pretty safe bet the outcome will be great. And it is. This song, about existential doubts & fears, has the right atmosphere, the bassline, the choirs, the synth strings, that add up to a track one could float on for days on end.