First single from the forthcoming album 666 ! Featuring Maxwell Farrington, on vacation from the band Superhomard, who croons and raps on Happy Prince, as if he had escaped from the dancefloor of the Hacienda, the legendary Manchester club that belonged to New Order.

Review in the daily newspaper L'Avenir. [...] In English, Hugo Chastanet begins this new album in a somewhat muscular manner, deliberately guitars in the forefront ("Frozen World") but little by little, the Frenchman slides towards a more conventional pop which owes much of its interest to his pretty acoustic guitar melodies ("My Window") or more classical ones ("Moonfish"). [...]

Review of the single at The Other Side Review (American-Australian webzine) + add to their Spotify indie-pop's playlist. [...] The choice to blend a vintage indie-pop sound with modern French lyricism creates a unique juxtaposition that draws listeners in from the very first note. Bouchard’s ability to merge these elements seamlessly highlights his skill as a songwriter, demonstrating a maturity in his musical vision. [...]

Review at Froggy's Delight. [...] Otherwise, there's not much change, just the same lightness. Hugo Chastanet, as always, takes care with the melodies, the sound (his new guitar, a Fender Jazz Master), and some great songs ("I Walk a Mile," "Moonfish," "From the Trees"). A real pleasure! [...]