After a single co-produced by Justice, Angèle announces her next song, “Dis-le”
Since the release of her last album, Nonante Cinq – a reference to her birth year, 1995 – in October 2021, Angèle had been less active musically. While the Belgian singer never completely disappeared from the media spotlight, her recording appearances became rare, leaving her fans eagerly awaiting a new project. After releasing a track in collaboration with the French duo Justice, the Belgian singer has just announced the release of a new song, “Dis-le”.
Angèle, a veteran of successful collaborations
From the start of her career, Angèle has surrounded herself with prestigious artists and forged numerous memorable collaborations. In 2020, she made a powerful impact with “Fever,” recorded alongside British-Albanian-Kosovar superstar Dua Lipa. A true anthem to desire, the track achieved international success and allowed Angèle to secure her first major collaboration outside the French-speaking world. The sensual and elegant music video, with its polished aesthetic, confirmed her status as an essential pop artist. More recently, the singer caused a sensation at the closing ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Alongside Kavinsky and the band Phoenix, she performed an electrifying cover of “Nightcall.” This performance, praised for its intensity and nocturnal aura, was subsequently released as a single, a testament to the enthusiasm generated by this captivating moment. These experiences have solidified Angèle‘s image : an artist capable of navigating between pop, electro and international influences, while retaining her unique identity.
This major comeback could be just the first step in a larger project. Indeed, Angèle announced on Tuesday, June 16th, the release of a new single in three days. The song, teased for several days on the artist’s social media, has finally been revealed as “Dis-le” (Tell It). This could be a sign of a future album, the release of which now seems imminent. This strategic timing would mark the true launch of a new artistic era for the Belgian singer, now 30 years old.