Charlotte Cardin, a successful Quebec singer, released a single called Confetti on April 11. A news that pleases her fans since two years after Phoenix, she announces a new album, scheduled for the end of the summer.

To celebrate this novelty, the Parlophone record company invited us to discover Charlotte Cardin's live performance, but also her new artists on the occasion of the Parlophone talents.

A remarkable evening, discovering new talents

The evening begins with Rita, former contestant of The Voice and who directs the first parts of Amir. A pop and oriental influence that makes us think of the vibes of Indila and that made the whole room move. This was followed by Philippine Lavrey and Olivia Stone. Soft voices that transported us into their pop universes. Alien, from the group VSO, continued the ball with his pianist Camille. His single L'Orage marks the beginning of his solo career and he ignited the scene. To conclude the discovery of new talents, it was Samanta Cotta, aka Santa, who sang her hit Salty Popcorn. Singer of the group Hyphen Hyphen, she embarked on a solo career inspired by the universe of Véronique Sanson, which she also takes up in a cover bringing together several points of French song.

Charlotte Cardin on the front of the stage

After an hour of nice discoveries, Charlotte Cardin enters the stage to make us discover her new single, Confetti, live. This is the first time she has produced this track live since the release. A song with festive appearances with an evocative title, but when you focus on the lyrics, seems much deeper and touching.

"I always feel alone in a crowded place",

"I always feel alone in a crowd."

A phrase that speaks for itself, with powerful lyrics, which highlight this feeling of loneliness often felt by introverts. She paints the title as "a party track for people who don't like to party". This is not the first time that such dark and intense themes have been advanced by the songwriter. In an interview for La vague parallèle , she said: "There is a lot of power in understanding one's vulnerability and assuming it."

And precisely, Charlotte Cardin follows with an exclusive, "Next to you", a song co-written with Patrick Watson, Canadian singer-songwriter. A melancholic air and a crystal voice that seems to have moved the entire spectator. A single that you can discover in his new album scheduled in just a few months…