3:35
Température 37
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emotional, atmospheric with warm electric guitar tones and gentle percussion, soft rock, chanson, rock, soft
2:46
2:49
Le Rock ' Roll de l’arbre rouge.
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rock, raw acoustic rock, with a driving rhythm and melancholic undertones, gritty and unpolished
4:50
La route ou la déroute
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Cinematic rock with tense build: dry electric guitar picking and distant toms under the verses, female vocals shifting from fragile near-whisper to sharp, cutting belts, Pre-chorus adds bass swells and reverb-soaked hits; chorus explodes with wide distorted guitars, live drums, and stacked harmonies on the title line, Bridge strips back to voice, a single piano and feedback drones before a final, raw half-time chorus, chanson
3:08
Ma Pomme Vous Dit ....
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rock, Soft French new wave rock with female vocals, brushed kit and lazy bass groove; alto sax weaves smoky counter-melodies while harmonica adds raw edges, Verses stay intimate and half-whispered, triangles shimmering on offbeats; chorus blooms wider with doubled vocals and a bittersweet lift, Sax takes a short lyrical break after the second chorus, everything tucking back in for a wry, understated ending, saxophone, chanson, soft
3:19
Je passe à une autre chanson ?
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Moody French alt-pop, female vocals, Dry close-mic’d voice over sparse piano and brushed drums, subtle chorus on guitars, Verses stay intimate, almost spoken; chorus blooms with airy pads and octave doubles, Light saturation on the mix, distant reverb tails for a bittersweet, forward-moving feel, chanson
3:06
melodic, chanson, acoustic, country, guitares folk légères, percussions feutrées, touche d’harmonica pour l’humour, voix male vocals, tempo medium, contrebasse douce
3:22
Sans la bougie ?
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Intimate French alt-pop, brushed drums and warm upright bass under dry female vocals, Fingerpicked nylon guitar carries a lilting waltz feel; chorus widens with soft organ pad, glockenspiel doubles the hook, Close, conversational delivery in the verses; chorus adds airy harmonies and a gentle sway, ending on a small unresolved chord for a bittersweet smile, chanson
2:44
Chut j’écoute les infos
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Soft emo indie-pop with female vocals, close-mic and slightly whispered in the verses over clean guitar arpeggios and subtle pads, Choruses swell with roomy drums, warm bass, and stacked harmonies adding a bittersweet, ironic lift, Occasional glockenspiel hits and distant crowd samples for surreal humor, ending on a fragile, almost a cappella outro line, emo, chanson, female vocals
3:27
Je le sentais bien venir
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Groovy French pop-rock, medium tempo, springy bass and crisp drums, Verses stay dry and close with talky male vocals; chorus widens with bright rhythm guitar strums, group shouts on key phrases, and a subtle synth pad lift, Brief drum fill into the bridge; final chorus adds extra harmonies and a shouted gang-vocal tag, chanson
3:27
Pleurs Et Silence
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A blend of crisp percussion, deep bass, and lush layers of synthesizers forms the core, Verses build through minimalist beats and airy keys, leading to vibrant choruses where melodic hooks and driving rhythms elevate the energy, Subtle guitar textures add richness throughout
3:44
L'aquoiboniste révoltée
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The song opens with stark piano lines and swelling strings beneath poignant female vocals, Timpani rolls and muted brass steadily build anticipation, then launch into a bold chorus with dramatic orchestral layers, The finale crescendos with airy woodwinds and remote choir, deepening the cinematic ambiance
3:22
Le Hurlement de la Louve Blanche
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Ce rock doux à modéré adopte une atmosphère hivernale et étrange : l’intro s’ouvre sur un hurlement de loup éthéré, avant qu’une guitare électrique subtile et des percussions bois délicates n’installent la pulse, Le glockenspiel ajoute de la clarté dans les refrains, Entre chaque couplet, le cri du loup revient, soulignant la tension, La voix féminine, claire et planante, guide sur la texture feutrée, créant un paysage sonore à la fois intime et surnaturel
2:57
Quelque Chose A Dû M’Échapper
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Dusty French alt-pop with female vocals, lightly distorted bass and tight, dry drums, Verses stay intimate and ironic, close-mic vocal over sparse keys; chorus blooms with doubled vocals, sharp snare, and angular guitar stabs, Subtle synth swells in the bridge, then a final stripped hook a capella into one last full-band hit, chanson
3:15
3:14
Alarme à l’œil
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Dreamy French indie-pop, female vocals with airy harmonies, Fond electric piano and soft drums, subtle bass and glockenspiel sparkles, Verses stay intimate and close-mic; chorus widens with stacked vocals and a gentle lift, Light reverb, warm tape-style saturation, and a soft synth pad blooming in the bridge for a tender, slightly surreal feel, chanson
2:30
Tu Veux Ma Photo ?
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Gritty indie-pop groove with female vocals, overdriven bass and tight drums, Verses stay tense and clipped, guitars slightly detuned; choruses burst open with sharp gang-style backing vocals and distorted synth stabs, Dynamic bridge strips back to bass and vocal, then slams into a final, shouted hook and abrupt cutoff, chanson