Cate Le Bon is impossible to describe. Welsh, singer, guitarist, musical UFO. Pompeii Like the city engulfed in ashes, Cate Le Bon hides something. She hides it in her rifts, in her voice, in her strong woman with a fragile voice. Cate continues on this album 9 songs for a minimum duration of 4 minutes 35. It can be said, his music is soaring. Pulling on electro, chaining on more folk things, Cate Le Bon is not easy to define, it's her, it's a concept. Through her clips, we discover a unique artist creating a strange feeling of fascination. https://youtu.be/M6a7WeVYnSs The old country of my ancestors Cate is Welsh, Welsh first and foremost. In the country where coal and rugby reign, Cate Le Bon has made an identity through her music. Not hesitating to use her language, Welsh, for songs, Cate claims it. Its identity above all. "Pompei" his sixth album, he pulls on an electro, texts full of metaphors, a bit as if the film "the wild boys" was a music group. Breaking codes, barriers, blurring. https://open.spotify.com/artist/0LZac5VicY19QLaIUvIB0G Cate Le Bon has a way of renewing herself without ever being obscure to her fans. Surely her style is so personal that only she can imitate him.Cate tells us her questions, her limits, what she will leave as a legacy, seeking and finding herself through texts, memories. We will particularly appreciate the first single from the album Modération, but French boys will still have our preference. Running away the sixth song of the album has this little side of the 80s and that's what's good about Cate Le Bon, all her songs are similar but they are all so different. 
The album is available on all platforms since February 4th.
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