Here is the weekend playlist, in which the WECB France editorial staff looks back on their favorites and discoveries of the week!
The weekend playlist can also be streamed!
Britti – Keep Running
Produced by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, New Orleans singer Britti blends soul and country influences, which she skillfully infuses into her new single titled “Keep Running.” Get ready for the release of his debut album on February 2, 2024.
Astonvilla – Julia
Astonvilla is back and presents a new single called “Julia”. “Dedicated to this art of living which consists of letting go and holding on”, this title will be present on Superspectives, her next studio album, scheduled for March 1, 2024. See you on the 30th at the Élysée Montmartre for her next concert Parisian.
Disruptor – Dangerous
Synthwave meets new wave with the cover of Depeche Mode’s Dangerous, originally released as the B-side of the Personal Jesus single. The Parisian producer Perturbator adds a touch of modernity and darkness in his version. He also invites the Swedish singer Kabbel.
Old Heavy Hands – The Flood
Discover “The Flood”, Old Heavy Hands’ terribly riffy new rock ‘n’ roll single, complete with powerful and relevant horns. To hear more compositions of this caliber, supported by the warm voice of Nathan James Hall, see you on January 19, 2024 for the release of the album Small Fires.
Johnny Mafia – Vomit Candy
Three years after the album Sentimental, the French alternative rock group Johnny Mafia is back with the single with the poetic title “Vomit Candy”. On the road until May, the quartet has not yet announced a new album. It remains to be seen what they have in store for us next…
Erika Angell – Dress of Stillness
Discover “Dress of Stillness”, the new single from Swedish singer and songwriter Erika Angell. This piece owes its title to a poem by Rainer Maria Rilke. “ Although it is originally a love poem to God – affirming and beautiful – it seems to me that there is something exaggerated and excessive about it. » she explains. “How something excessively generous can suddenly feel overwhelming and imposed.” »
Warren Haynes, Jim James, Grace Potter – Gold Dust Woman
The frontman of Gov’t Mule continues the tradition of the Christmas charity concert and has just released the 20th volume. On this occasion, enjoy a cover of “Gold Dust Woman” by Fleetwood Mac with Jim James and Grace Potter, available in this same live.
The Moontunes – Elephant Wizard
The Acadian group Les Moontunes mixes mysticism with a touch of madness in their new single “Elephant Wizard”. Mixing blues, psychedelic influences and 70s metal in the style of early Black Sabbath, this track will weigh down your winter playlist with its pachydermic power.
If you missed the previous playlist, find it here