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“Entre deux” de Camille Schneyder dénonce l'impact d'un divorce sur un enfant ( 04/03/21 )
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Slim Paul revient avec “Good For You”, un second album résolument plus optimiste ( 03/03/21 )
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Le premier EP de Stairs est un véritable antidote à la morosité ambiante ( 02/03/21 )
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Juliette Moraine dévoile le clip de son titre “Pourvu qu’on m’aime” ( 01/03/21 )
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“T’aimerais que ce soit vrai”, un single en attendant le premier album d’Alice et moi ( 26/02/21 )
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“Amour à la haine” de Léa Castel, un titre à double lecture ( 25/02/21 )
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Baptiste Ventadour “tente la vie en grand pour la beauté du geste” ( 24/02/21 )
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Clin d’œil aux plus grands crooners dans "Kissed By The Mist" de Giorgio Alessani ( 23/02/21 )
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“Not what I expected to hope for”, plongez dans l’univers pop-folk de Barton Hartshorn ( 22/02/21 )
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Jérémy Frérot s’éloigne des pulsions mélancoliques dans “Meilleure vie” ( 19/02/21 )
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Les Pirouettes reviennent avec un double album dont le titre “Equilibre” n’est pas anodin ( 18/02/21 )
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“Et même après je t'aimerai”, Hoshi revient avec un nouveau morceau très prometteur ( 17/02/21 )
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“L’art des naufrages”, d’une chanson à un album signé Emma Daumas ( 16/02/21 )
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Le 1er EP d’Eliott Jane est une déclaration d’amour à la liberté ( 15/02/21 )
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France Bleu en direct des Victoires de la Musique ( 12/02/21 )
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Yseult, nommée dans la catégorie Révélation Féminine au Victoires de la Musique 2021 ( 11/02/21 )
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Clou, nommée dans la catégorie Révélation Féminine au Victoires de la Musique 2021 ( 09/02/21 )
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“Malhonnête” de Jeanne Rochette, un nouvel album plus rock ( 08/02/21 )
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Dans ses chansons, Achile mélange rap et variété française ( 05/02/21 )
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L’album “Doppelgänger” de Joseph d’Anvers est une traversée des mondes ( 04/02/21 )
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“San Fairy Ann”, l’album solo de sly, le chanteur-guitariste des Rabeats, arrive dans les bacs ( 03/02/21 )
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Volodia présente une nouvelle version de son album "Panorama" ( 02/02/21 )
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Le festival "Au fil des voix" passe en édition 100% numérique ( 01/02/21 )
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“Face au vent”, le premier EP de Cancre vient balayer les conventions ( 29/01/21 )
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Dire des choses sur notre société en l’emballant proprement, tel est l’objectif d’Hollywood-Bazar ( 28/01/21 )
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