Super sexy synti:

Spanish cover of Quelqu’un m’a dit by Carla Bruni:

No video yet, but this is a very cool 60s-vibed song:

Beau Nectar (formerly Marie-Clo x éemi) is a collaboration between two Canadian bilingual singer-songwriters separated by kilometers of forests, rivers, mountains and prairies. Meaning, M-C is from Ontario, and éemi from Saskatchewan. Together, they deliver intimate, vibrant and surreal electronic pop with eco-feminist lyrics that spark their fans’ empathy towards nature.

La reine hollandaise de la chanson, strikes again. The good old Montmartre days revive in this poignant, shamelessly nostalgic track:

O my goodness what a great song!

New single:

In the Moodoïd/Melody’s Echo Chamber-mood, which is nice:

American folk(sy) artist Kate Bollinger covered this classic, to promote her European tour. “I love Jacques Dutronc and wanted to sing this song for a while,” says Bollinger. “The band sounds so classic and sophisticated, but the lyrics are silly. Normally I like for cover songs to stray far from the original, but I felt differently here. I wanted to stay pretty true to the Jacques version.” Didn’t I tell you earlier that Jacques’ songs are being re-discovered all the time? Yes I did.

VERY fun, upbeat boy-girl band Lou de la Falaise shared this new single, which namechecks Plastic Bertrand. Gives you an idea. Plus, this song is a great addition to my Self-Titled playlist (songs by bands. named after themselves). This track also reminded me of Granville’s great track Jersey.