Suzane sings the daily news

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By: Jean-François Cadet Follow

"I write about what burns me, if it doesn't burn I don't write". Suzane, "storyteller of true stories on an electro background", was named last February Revelation scene of the year. She is the guest of VMDN today, Monday April 20, by phone. His album "Toï Toï" is in stores!

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On the cover of the album, she poses in profile, as if dancing, with her red bob cut and bangs, and this royal blue jumpsuit with white sleeves that is part of the character she embodies on stage . Welcome to the world of Suzane , with a single N, surrounded by the Victory of the Music of the Revelation Scene since February 14th. With no less than 14 chiseled texts, which tell us about our daily lives, an electro-pop sound and a sometimes rap-like phrasing, his 1st album, imposes a lively and committed style. "Toï Toï" was released on January 24 at Wagram Music.

Because the image is sometimes stronger than the words, Madzoo Senegalese artist from Dakar, co-founder of the street artists collective RBS CREW, has tagged certain walls of Dakar and created giant frescoes to raise awareness of the respect for barrier gestures. to combat the spread of Covid19.

Chronicle Conficulture: Amélie Beaucour invites the Auditorium-National Orchestra of Lyon in her living room. Also confined, around thirty AONL musicians reconstitute their orchestra on Youtube by compiling solos recorded at home. An example by clicking here.

And finally let's go back in time slightly and take the direction of Vienna, the Austrian capital. Imagine: we are last winter, the containment is in no head, almost nobody has heard of the Covid-19 which existed, but only in Asia, and which was not even baptized yet. No, at that time, we are in the middle of the ball season, a tradition centuries old but still alive and well. Report by Isaure Hiace .

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