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CLÉA VINCENT SHARES NEW SINGLE + VIDEO

CLÉA VINCENT SHARES NEW SINGLE + VIDEO

Photo: Kamila K Stanley Parisian pop artist Cléa Vincent has just released her exceptional new single ‘Nuit Sans Sommeil’ (Sleepless Night). One of great contrast, on the surface it’s an eminently dance-ready ode to the night but delve beneath...

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CLÉA VINCENT SHARES NEW VIDEO FOR SAMBA

CLÉA VINCENT SHARES NEW VIDEO FOR SAMBA

Back in April Paris artist Cléa Vincent released a new EP, Tropi-cléa, for Record Store day which quickly followed up her excellent full length from last year Retiens Mon Désir. Now she’s shared a brand new video directed by...

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CLÉA VINCENT UNVEILS ‘ELECTRICITÉ’ VIDEO

CLÉA VINCENT UNVEILS ‘ELECTRICITÉ’ VIDEO

Check out the playful new video for ‘Electricité’ from Cléa Vincent off her fine debut album Retiens mon désir. Michelle Blades directs. Buy the album here. Electricité Cléa Vincent (FRA) From the album, ‘Retiens mon désir’, Midnight Special Records....

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CLÉA VINCENT RELEASES DEBUT ALBUM, RETIENS MON DÉSIR

CLÉA VINCENT RELEASES DEBUT ALBUM, RETIENS MON DÉSIR

Paris based artist Cléa Vincent first appeared on our radar back in late June with the release of her excellent single, ‘Jmy Attendais Pas‘. We loved it so much it spent a number of weeks in our Top 30...

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CLÉA VINCENT SHARES FIRST TRACK FROM DEBUT ALBUM

CLÉA VINCENT SHARES FIRST TRACK FROM DEBUT ALBUM

Last month Parisian artist Cléa Vincent shared the first single, ‘Jmy attendais pas’ from her forthcoming debut LP, Retiens mons désir. It’s a super nice mix of pop and nu-disco with a subtle bass groove. We’re going by some...

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While many have retreated from using the term indie, it's proudly been our primary name from the beginning. Contrary to how it is often used, the term does not describe a particular music genre or style. Indie is simply short for independent label.

Used correctly, it describes music created and released independently of the three big music labels owned by multi-national entertainment conglomerates, Universal Music Group (Vivendi Corporation - France), Warner Music (Access Industries - Russia) and Sony Music (Sony Corporation - Japan) along with the 500+ subsidiaries and sub-labels they have between them.

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