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Description

Amandine Prost writes French songs that are pop, sensitive, sometimes unsettling, and that speak to the hearts of all generations. With her clear and deep voice, she takes us in the wake of the anthology songs she loves, so French, sensitive, elegant, and pop all at once. Propelled to the finals of The Voice Kids (2017) at 15, she decided not to capitalize on this sudden enthusiasm, but to take the time to write her own songs. Her first album, written over 3 years in Moleskine notebooks filled with notes and words jotted down on the fly, testifies to the evolution of a young girl becoming a woman, who wants to write "for everyone, without centering things on herself." The words suggest, the themes are refined, the lines resist easy turns of phrase, the notes refuse to repeat worn-out chords, and the subjects go straight to the heart. "A song is fragile. It's subtle."