"BLABLABLA" stands as a personal manifesto, full of seemingly naive words and pop explorations: 15 original songs in search for the groove. With ears trained on US radio and charts, Blasé celebrates a generous vision of pop that encompasses old-school hip-hop, R&B, jazz, funk, disco, and new wave, navigating between different styles like American artists do. Some songs are in French while others are in English, featuring singer Anna Majidson, French sensation rapper Jwles, cult hip-hop artist Valee, and the late Californian disco figure Cola Boyy. On "BLABLABLA", we move from a studio haunted by Quincy Jones to a basement where The Cure's "Boys Don't Cry" is being rehearsed...

Bonus:
Five previously unreleased tracks — including a touching cover of Manu Chao's classic "Je ne t’aime plus", a collaboration with Lewis OfMan, a powerful live recording from Paris, and two remixes made for the dancefloor
And his debut EP "Pourquoi Blasé?" (2023)