Vendredi sur Mer

Swiss singer and songwriter Charline Mignot, aka Vendredi sur Mer, builds a vaporous kind of francophone pop where silky synths meet intimate spoken word. Coming from photography, she keeps the same taste for framing and suggestion in her music: first‑person stories, muted emotions, a nocturnal mood that touches on clubs, tangled romances and unspoken desires. From the EP Marée Basse to Premiers Émois, she has defined a sound between electronic chanson, 80s textures and whispered poetry. With Métamorphose, the production opens up while holding a steady tension, precise and uncluttered.

Vendredi sur Mer plays Le Studio TD, 305 Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest, Montréal, on March 10, 2026. On stage, the focus stays on the voice, the synth lines and the pulse, with arrangements that leave room for the words to land. The set draws across her catalogue, moving from slow grooves to sharper beats without stretching the format. It’s a clear, atmospheric take on pop, carried by detail and restraint, where each track sketches a scene and lets the mood linger.