Record Maker's new recruit is slowly showing his multiple skills. Here's his second track, this time in English.

Although Frenchman, Blasé spent his childhood in NYC and you can hear it on "Number One", which recalls The Strokes, or Phoenix. Logical after all.

And of course it's a love song.

"I wanted to make band music but with only my guitar and computer"
A Chic bassline + guitars & strings inspired by Leonard Cohen + a Prince style drum machine, and disarming genuine lyrics. Here is Blasé's special recipe.
Record Makers is proud to introduce a new artist : Blasé !
Agoria, Metronomy, Lala &ce, Jwles… all have trusted Blasé in the past for his productions. Blasé was also part of the duo Haute whose song "Shut Me Down" became a COLORS Session classic back in 2017. After years being a popular hip-hop producer, Blasé is back to amateur mode inventing his own sound, looking for his voice : "Well, I might just sing about why I like writing melodies", hence his unique & quite ingenious lyrics.
"Mélodie" is a real manifesto : "Dire les choses que j'sais pas dire, c'est pour ça que j'écris des mélodies. […] Ça fait des années que je suis en quarantine. J'ai fait l'plein de vitamines." - "To express things I don't know how to say. That's why I write melodies. […] it's been years since I am in quarantine. I filled up on vitamins."

"Mélodie" is from Blasé's debut EP to come after Summer...