Adèle Castillon, only 21 years old, is a true idea machine. Behind her mischievous brown eyes hides the little girl she once was. The one who, at the age of thirteen, caused hilarity on her YouTube channel by dedicating a song to pasta. The same one who, at seventeen, in Nantes, founded Videoclub, her music group with Matthieu Reynaud. After the end of Videoclub, and as she was just entering adult life, Adèle Castillon turned her heartbreak, disillusionment, and melancholy into a liberating first solo album. She hit pause, healed her soul, and listened to the tumultuous waves within her that were just waiting to be expressed. Signed to the Iconoclast label, she found in Surkin the electro producer she was looking for to brighten her musical universe. Writing all the lyrics for her album, she reveals herself without filters, wavering between melancholy and joy. Straddling two emotions, Adèle Castillon does not run from the negative. With rare gentleness, she calmly takes it by the neck and shapes it into a creative object. It is her gift, and she is aware of it. Titled "Plaisir Risque Dépendance," this debut album captivates with its sincerity and overflowing creativity.