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Angele Brol Album Rar Update Your BrowserĬancel anytime. Angèle even goes a step further in using more than one language in her songs “La Loi de Murphy”, “Flemme” and “Victime des réseaux”, which all feature catchy and memorable lines in English. Despite the album’s distinctly French influences and sound, Brol is clearly a first release that looks outwards. There is even a piano ballad, “Nombreux”, which reveals some of Angèle’s more traditional inspirations such as Serge Gainsbourg and George Brassens. In “Tout Oublier”, the singer’s brother Roméo Elvis, Brussels-based hip-hop artist also makes an appearance. And “Ta reine” tells a story of closeted homosexual love and desire in the face of a hostile and prejudiced environment where social progress is the only hope. Even the French equivalent of the #MeToo movement, Balance ton porc, gets its own song: “Balance ton quoi”, a confident and hopeful ode to the end of sexism. A great deal of Angèle’s lyrics are characterised by the portrayal of a landscape of superficial individualism, the struggles of insecurity, jealousy, hypocrisy, internet fame and instagram accounts, making the 23 year-old’s songs highly relatable to her generational peers. This singer-songwriter’s first release is a testament to her skills and hard work.Ī distinctively elegant brand of electronic pop inspired by French hip-hop and chanson française, paired with candid but sharply topical lyrics, this album is a social critique in musical form. Heavily impacting the French-speaking music scene and seeping into the international scene slowly but surely, Angèle Van Laeken’s debut album Brol is as wholesome and complete as could be.
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