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With Seventeen States, DISCOVER opens a new chapter, rockier and more direct, while retaining its pop melodies and soul influences.

Guitars, piano and brass create atmospheres that shift between light and darkness, driven by Yarol Poupaud’s organic drumming. Nova’s silky, sensual voice unfolds through dreamlike layers of harmony, contrasting with the record’s rhythmic power.

Through seven original songs and a reinterpretation of New Order’s “1963” — the chilling story of a femicide — the album explores the conflicting states that move through us, weaving together intimate stories and the fractures of our time.

Produced by Yarol Poupaud and Olivier Albert Brion.

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A slew of singles

31st October 2026

Thank you, Music in Belgium! [...] Every single track could easily stand alone as a single—perfectly suited for radio play or live performance, thanks to their infectious tempos and compelling vocals. Leaning into both pop and rock—with more intense moments where the guitar becomes direct and incisive—the album weaves between pop, rock, and pop-rock… all of it instantly lodging itself in our minds… which is quite fitting, really… that makes for more than 17 states of mind! [...]

Seventeen States

16th October 2026

Release day !

Seventeen States

USA!

28th September 2026

At the label’s office and headquarters of the Parisian duo, excitement is in the air…

Chicago’s iconic label, Minty Fresh, fell in love with Discover’s new album. Without hesitation, the boss picked up the phone—completely ignoring the 7-hour time difference—to offer his collaboration, support and expertise to champion "Seventeen States" in the United States.

How could we refuse such a joint venture?

The promo material is already crossing the Atlantic as we write this post!

It's absolutely brilliant

21st September 2026

Thank you to Persona for being the first to review the upcoming album from Discover, set for release on October 16th on vinyl and streaming platforms. [...] The record kicks off at full tilt with the gleaming "Someone"—an irresistible lead single—before continuing in fine style with "Lost Number," elevated by the trumpet work of Julien Alour and the trombone of Jerry Edwards (both of whom previously shone on Boris Maurussane’s *Tears Of English Town*).

Someone