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Eli Rose - Hypersensible (2023) Hi-Res
BAND/ARTIST: Eli Rose
- Title: Hypersensible
- Year Of Release: 2023
- Label: Universal Music Canada
- Genre: French Pop, Indie Folk, Singer-Songwriter
- Quality: 320 / FLAC (tracks) / FLAC (tracks) 24bit-96kHz
- Total Time: 43:24
- Total Size: 101 / 267 / 843 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Vendredi soir (3:17)
02. 1994 (3:17)
03. CDN (3:34)
04. Hypersensible (3:03)
05. As de coeur (2:29)
06. Rebelle (3:22)
07. Paradis (3:24)
08. Caméléon (2:44)
09. Libre (2:28)
10. Bleu ciel (2:50)
11. N'oublie pas (3:30)
12. Lala (3:09)
13. Alibi (3:18)
14. Évidemment (feat. Imposs) (2:59)
01. Vendredi soir (3:17)
02. 1994 (3:17)
03. CDN (3:34)
04. Hypersensible (3:03)
05. As de coeur (2:29)
06. Rebelle (3:22)
07. Paradis (3:24)
08. Caméléon (2:44)
09. Libre (2:28)
10. Bleu ciel (2:50)
11. N'oublie pas (3:30)
12. Lala (3:09)
13. Alibi (3:18)
14. Évidemment (feat. Imposs) (2:59)
The Montreal pop singer finds her groove on a confident second LP.
In the early 2010s, Montreal singer-songwriter Eli Rose formed one half of the indie-folk duo Eli et Papillon. She surprised everyone in 2019 with her self-titled solo debut, a dreamy collection of soul-searching pop and heartache hymns set to an evocative array of understated beats. It earned her the ADISQ Award for Breakthrough Artist of the Year. She returns a few years later as the mother of a young child—older, wiser and more musically assured, finding inspiration in the pages of her diary. Opening jam “Vendredi soir” rides a syncopated club beat as Rose coos about wanting to escape the city on a Friday night. The gently lilting title track finds her waxing nostalgic while contending with big emotions, backed by a simple rim shot and a twinkling mix of guitar and piano. She teams up with rapper Koriass on “N’oublie pas”, an affectionate tug-of-war between lovers struggling to connect, her silky-smooth delivery balanced by her guest’s rugged rhymes. On another standout, “Lala”, Rose sings away her troubles over a funky bassline.
In the early 2010s, Montreal singer-songwriter Eli Rose formed one half of the indie-folk duo Eli et Papillon. She surprised everyone in 2019 with her self-titled solo debut, a dreamy collection of soul-searching pop and heartache hymns set to an evocative array of understated beats. It earned her the ADISQ Award for Breakthrough Artist of the Year. She returns a few years later as the mother of a young child—older, wiser and more musically assured, finding inspiration in the pages of her diary. Opening jam “Vendredi soir” rides a syncopated club beat as Rose coos about wanting to escape the city on a Friday night. The gently lilting title track finds her waxing nostalgic while contending with big emotions, backed by a simple rim shot and a twinkling mix of guitar and piano. She teams up with rapper Koriass on “N’oublie pas”, an affectionate tug-of-war between lovers struggling to connect, her silky-smooth delivery balanced by her guest’s rugged rhymes. On another standout, “Lala”, Rose sings away her troubles over a funky bassline.
Year 2023 | Pop | Musique Française | Folk | Indie | FLAC / APE | Mp3 | HD & Vinyl
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