Echo Zulu

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Echo Zulu. Two words. A signal and a return. Nosfell’s, the UFO of the French music scene: today, the artist makes “Echo Zulu” resonate, the title of the next album due out in the fall. “Zulu,” for our part of Africanness. Echo, because as children, it was sent back to us rather harshly. Echo is also the “E” of the maritime alphabet. It means “I’m coming.” Zulu is the “Z,” for “I need a tugboat.” In short: “Yeah, we’re here! But we’re sending you a distress signal.” A song must carry the promise of a misunderstanding Twisted, intellectual, Nosfell? Not at all. No need to know the maritime alphabet to step into his world. This self-proclaimed expressionist speaks directly, very simply, to our senses and our imagination. No need to understand. “A song must carry the promise of a misunderstanding,” he says. Just let yourself be carried away by this folk-rock, pop and electro from elsewhere, these strange tales, this shadow theater, these fascinating choreographies, between Berlin cabaret of the Weimar Republic and Japanese kabuki.