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Rfi Playlist

2nd June 2022

Paris n'existe pas enters the playlist on Rfi...

With patience and stubbornness

30th May 2022

Interview with Boris Maurussane about Social Kaleidoscope, his gleaming album, at POPnews!

Are there places or moments that particularly inspire you?

Atypical album

29th May 2022

La Presse de la Manche presents Paris n'existe pas... [...] Without giving up her British accent, Isobel Campbell sings of her love for France in the language of Molière, playing the card of melancholy and unfinished cultural dreams [...]

Paris n'existe pas

Highlighting melodic charm

29th May 2022

In Le Monde, they love Social Kaleidoscope! [...] Two possible sources of Maurussane in his album Social Kaleidoscope, like the dreamy pop of the American Brent Cash, a bit of Todd Rundgren, in its most lyrical part and not in its virtuoso developments. [...]

A first album that has everything of a pop dream

27th May 2022

Amazing review of Social Kaleidoscope on Indiepoprock! [...] A masterful work, carried by an obvious – and stunning – beauty, dynamited by a mad energy, it represents a kind of perfect musical syncretism.And settles in like a major disc, which we are sure to listen to again for a long time to go around. [...]

The Curve Ball

27th May 2022

The Curve Ball was last night in perfide Albion with Fun, from the album Social Kaleidoscope, in the playlist. Relive this episode on Mixcloud by clicking below... Thank you Chris Evans!

Sacrée Umbrella !

26th May 2022

Son Parapluie in Sacré Français! (La Première-Rtbf). Joy and happiness !

Of rare delicacy

24th May 2022

Thank you Benzine ! [...] C’est au tour du chanteur et musicien Boris Maurussane de nous épater avec son Social Kaleidoscope, un premier album extrêmement ambitieux dans un registre pop sophistiqué et psychédélique, aux arrangements aventureux. [...]

Haloing every second of wonder

20th May 2022

Thank you Magic Revue Pop Moderne! [...] Generous, shimmering, his twelve compositions thus weave harmonious links between Canterburian pop (Robert Wyatt) or baroque (The Zombies), impressionism (Debussy) and Brazilian popular music (Milton Nascimento). [...]

BBC6

19th May 2022

A tweet is better than a long speech...