Just a year and a half ago, the 3 evenings of the Élysée Montmartre closed the book of a most "sensational" story for Jeanne Added. Now it's time to rewrite a new one.
Mutate, an explosion of flavours
She was the third artist (tied with LEJ and I. Maalouf) the most programmed in festivals during the summer of 2016, and in this there was nothing surprising. Nothing surprising when you guess the widening eyes followed by a smile of the crowd, when she sings Be Sensational. This album was the most striking blossoming of an artist who shakes up radio rigidities, inspiring a musical era of which she is the pioneer.
Confusing but captivating, she has been able to shape her art and transcribe her name on beautiful French stages, like Rock en Seine in 2015, when we met her.
Be Sensational, had a name that stuck to his skin, and that still says a lot today. La Rémoise with the lustrous platinum wick, holds a new single, Mutate, from an album to be released next September. It is in line with a Look At Them on the first lengths, Suddenly on the vocal declamations of the chorus, or an It on the rhythm hit by the balanced electronic blows.
If Mutate is an alloy between what made its success, it also combines renewal with synthetic sounds that affirm a jerky electro. The song addresses suavity, and then takes its momentum and delivers its more azimuth character to "feel the vibrations". With Mutate, born from a collaboration with the duo Maestro, Jeanne Added screens, and still hits. The singer with devastating charisma thus begins a new tale at the height of her talent.
Discover the clip of Mutate
Jeanne Added's album will be available next September. After many festivals this summer, the singer will travel the roads of France for a tour planned for the fall, including a Parisian Trianon on October 30.
