Le Sound - Francophone Beats from around the world... Cyril and Marie-Hélène, and Sébastien and Pieter as a regular guests, are not just playing French music, but trying to shine a light on the diverse world of contemporary francophone music. From Senegalese hip-hop to Belgian indie, Québécois chanson to Pacific Island fusion, you'll discover the incredible creativity happening across French-speaking communities worldwide.
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Free flow — S01E35
No theme tonight. Just music we love — and the freedom to go wherever the sound takes us.
Tonight we're moving between Amazigh roots and Belgian pop breakthroughs, between Québécois folk poetry and Paris cabaret smoke, between 90s hip-hop that defined a generation and sounds being made right now in Grenoble. That's what free flow means on Le Sound: no rules, just discovery.
Camélia Jordana — Que Ma Peau New single. Her voice carries Algerian and Amazigh heritage in every note.
Camille Yembe — Je ne l'ai jamais dit à personne The Belgian singer Stromae himself has praised. Finally writing for herself.
Vincent Vallières — À hauteur d'homme Québécois folk-rock at its most human. Songs about ordinary people, beautifully told.
m4uv3 — MORDUE Queer-core hip-hop from Grenoble. Loud, fierce, and completely their own.
Léon — Ça va pas durer Brussels-born, solo debut — lyrics about letting go when everything feels like pressure.
Alliance Ethnik — Simple et funky A 1995 classic that crossed the Atlantic and never left the dancefloor.
Sarah Toussaint-Léveillé — Dans mon cahier Filmmaker, composer, poet. One of those songs you can't stop listening to.
The Man Inside Corrine & Cabaret de Poussière — Comme tout Paris Paris underground cabaret. Piano, smoke, and 2am energy.
Muzion — La vie Ti-Neg Haitian-Québécois hip-hop about building a life between two cultures in Montréal.
Plus Jane Birkin & Chopin, because why not