Advm, Spiral Deluxe, Bambara, Perfume Genius … The playlist of the « Liberation » music notebook – Liberation

Inside and outside. This is how Advm’s music could be summarized. Originally from Laval and then installed in Angers, this young rapper has explored his emotions for three years, while taking a disillusioned look at society. A mixture of melancholy and commitment that quickly allowed this 20 -year -old Angevin to stand out, also helped by his ability to create atmospheric and angry atmospheres in his pieces. A talent that takes a new dimension with . Take the sun., An EP of eight titles, composed almost in full with a single producer, Ameen Beats. This short short format sees the rapper exploring the anguish that eats away at him, while stressing the failures of the world around him.

His reflections on the inconsistencies of the human being (.NURSE.) or on recent disorders of the country (« At the Elysée I see that white men fifties, in Place de la République I see all the whole of France »), cross titles as epic as synthetic. A way of strengthening the feeling of the end of the world that can go through its music, while slipping here and there a few notes of hope. Like the title that closes the disc . Monda around. And its gospels choirs pressing the sentence: « In real life I am well ». As if art consoled him (a little) and gave a touch of light to a sad but beautiful EP.

At the maneuver the pioneer of techno Jeff Mills, bringing together around him a jazz training to offer a masterful electronic merger. In guest, the famous French guitarist who is now missing. Tribute.

The return of this extraordinary, but too little known Trio of Atlanta. Cantor of a dark and haunted rock that he develops on all tempos. As in this poignant and sophisticated ballad. Stirring.

Extract from the seventh album by the American Mike Hadreas. You have to get caught up in this strange dark pop on the borders of electric folk. As a minimum appearance, his music is full of fascinating corners.

Logic. Spring arrives, the king of electronic ambients announces his discographic return. A first single in the shape of rereading French Touch in pop version. Catchy.

We have forgotten the Belgian Electroclash duo a little quickly, but not the French DJ and producer Anetha. She delivers a « rave edit » to say the least of one of their aptly named tube. It stains, but it’s ultra-effective.