The Parisian musician and the winner of Nouvelle Star join forces for the title Absolut, to consume without moderation.
After the announcement of the release of Mat Hood's album, it is the turn of Sophie-Tith of the Nouvelle Star 2013 edition to shine. By winning the tele-hook three years ago, she had released in the wake an album of covers, which was part of her most striking interpretations of the show.
Sophie-Tith now has everything of a great. By partnering with Ecuador, the 20-year-old singer has established herself in the independent musical world. And it is with Charles Rocher that electro-pop shines. This musician, already at the head of three EPs, awakens in his new album Burn the Sun with a rather mysterious electro, embellished with assertive voices that would almost recall Depeche Mode.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebaEJN-mWWY
Here, with Absolut, we are delivered a well-weighed electro, thickened with a hint of exoticism, whose abyssal electronic backgrounds recall the work of Kavinsky who sharks the pre-summer production. Between four walls, this clip remains very mysterious as to what it wants to show. The will for freedom, oppression by force, while the central character is invested with mystical powers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQmWqrdwAFE
