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The Woman is full of new songs. 15, precisely, will compose “Paradigmes”, the third album of the band which will be released on April 2, five years after “Mystre”. For the occasion, the group opens its field of influences, which goes from swing to disco, passing by the punk or the synth-wave on the first extracts right now and already dvoils like “Foutre le bordel”, “Cool Colorado “or the title track” Paradigmes “. In each style, we always try to achieve the best song possible. This variety is never calculated, we act spontaneously. Above all, we are music lovers. We like to rub all the styles, like a camraman who seeks new angles of view recount Marlon Magne and Sacha Got, the two thinking heads of La Femme, in an interview with the Inrocks.
“She chose death”
Yet it is with a dose of psychology that La Femme strikes a little more “Paradigms” by unveiling a new literally vampiric extract: “The blood of my neighbor”. This is a title that has come a long way since it was composed in 2012 before spending nine years sleeping in the drawers. Our goal is to get it all out, and sometimes we have qualms about letting such songs sleep. “My neighbor’s blood” had already gone through the trap twice, it was time to publish it. Many also tell us that their reminder is “The void is your new name” assures Marlon Magne, before Sacha Got adds that this song had been proposed Vanessa Paradis : But his artistic director never really made him listen to the lyrics . And so it is nine years later that this subtle cocktail of blood and love was born, pure La Femme in the text: Join me in the abyss / You will become my accomplice / Because I suck / The blood of my neighbor / Between life and death and love / She chose death, always .
Watch the new video for La Femme, “The Blood of My Neighbor”:
To put it into images, the group calls on director Ilan Zerrouki. But imagine instead a remake of “Dracula” the sci-fi sauce! In the “Blood of My Neighbor” music video, a swarm of vampires set out to take over a city with the help of red meteorites and threatening lightning. It’s a post-modern critique of the human in its biblical splendor comments, not without humor, Marlon Magne. Note that this clip will be an extract from the first feature film of La Femme which will be released this year under the name “Paradigmes”.
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