Stromae - L'enfer (English Translated Live Performance) #SoundGotti

Published 2022-01-29
You will not need to speak French in order to understand the bright and intense bliss of sorrow that this incredible artist brings us with his gripping live performance of his 1st single off his new album in 7 years - Multitude. Published on January 17, 2022 Live on Air . There are added english subtitles so you could read along with the lyrics. I can honestly say his passion and sincerity is unmatched. I think of Prince, I think of Kanye, I think of - Stromae. I cannot wait for you to discover this amazing gift from such an incredible artist. This is very close to my heart. Qui me tient à cœur. Mon Amour. Vous n’êtes pas seul.

Paul Van Haver makes light, bouncy songs about heavy subjects. The Belgian-born, French-speaking singer and producer, known as Stromae, first caught waves in 2009 with “Alors On Danse,” a self-satirizing, electro-tinged track about someone who tries—and fails—to escape their problems on a dance floor. It became an international club hit and cemented Van Haver’s place as a modernist pop force, eager to slip sobering themes (debt, misogyny, racism, death) inside his fizzy bubblegum creations. On Multitude, his first new album in eight years, he continues to find inspiration in contradictions—darkness and light, joy and pain. “L’enfer,” or “Hell,” an early single that yo-yos from soft piano balladry to lunging, skittering bass, explores the artist’s struggles with mental health. “Sometimes I’ve had suicidal thoughts and I’m not proud of it,” he sings. “Sometimes you feel it’d be the only way to silence them.” - Apple Music Executives

Link to his new project here: music.apple.com/us/album/lenfer/1597986653?i=15979…

A personal favorite: music.apple.com/us/album/formidable/1599647712?i=1…

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