Adèle Castillon

On March 25, 2027 at Le Transbordeur in Villeurbanne, Adèle Castillon unveils her solo chapter, situated between chanson française and electro-pop. First revealed as part of Videoclub, the Nantes duo steeped in 80s nostalgia and known for the hit "Amour plastique," she now strikes out on her own with songwriting that comes straight from the heart. Her lyrics candidly address first breakups, attachment and emotional dependence, with a sincerity you can hear in every chorus.

On the sonic side, she surrounds herself with Surkin to sculpt pared-back, sensitive productions where drum machines, synths and warm basslines mingle with a direct, luminous French-language pop. You can hear deliberate echoes—from Taxi Girl to Mylène Farmer, and from Daft Punk to Billie Eilish or Tame Impala—without veering into pastiche or heavy-handed homage. On stage, these tracks unfold like an open notebook: clear melodies, gentle tension and controlled electronic energy. It’s a way of extending the momentum born with Videoclub while asserting a more upfront personal identity, carried by a clear voice and a sensitivity entirely her own.