Christine and the Queens releases a second album after the success of her debut with "Chaleur Humaine"
GAYLES.TV.- If there is an overwhelming personality in international pop, it is that of Chris, artistic name with which the new pop muse publishes her second album, thus renouncing the reputation obtained as "Christine and the Queens" with his first job.
After that name shines, that does not hide, Héloïse Litissier, someone who goes beyond the richness, elegance and sophistication of songs that shake the foundations of pop due to their undoubted quality and the unusual nature of their proposal. And it is that, transcending the musical facet that has raised it from the category of new promise to a world revelation of sophisticated electropop, is the personal positioning of this singer and producer who dedicates her second installment to pansexual desire. Chris has consistently refused to be defined, corseted, labeled male or female, and claimed to be "Macho woman". Heir to equal parts of the aesthetic ambiguity of David Bowie or Madonna, has created as themselves, a character that expresses and channels their concerns: the "Phallic woman", who refuses to give up any gender nuance and who permeates his songs with an acid and provocative message.
Because, for those who discover it today, Chris is inscribed in a feeling, in a drive of omnideseo that transcends bisexuality to love us, to incite us from a claimed pansexuality. Chris works like a Trojan horse enveloping himself with the sybaritism of his elegant electrofunk, letters that are like punching the basses of a society that he questions as phallocentric. And if it's about being a woman, that she commands, that she's powerful and that on issues like "Fuck", go down to the sand of a message that borders on porn, but that never falls into obscurity.
Look for it, listen to it, it's very, very recommendable.
Source: the world, Mondosonoro
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