On November 10, 2023, Vianney will release her fourth albumbaptized At 2 to 3in which he offers eighteen new titles that he shares with numerous artists on the music scene: we find him in particular with Kendji Girac on Firewhose clip already has several million views on YouTube, but also with Zazie on How do we dowith Mentissa on You heal mewith Jean-Louis Aubert on Life is enough for mewith Soprano on Cheerswith Florent Pagny on A manwith Gims on The firmament and of course with Ed Sheeran on Call me.
Guest of Bernard Montiel to promote it this Saturday October 28 on RFM, the 32-year-old singer, who will participate in a few weeks to a fourth season of The Voice alongside Zazie, Bigflo and Oli and Mika, looks back on the dark periods he went through, and which led him to make categorical decisions. A few months ago, in a portrait granted to Nikos Aliagas in 50′ Inside, the singer announced that he had decided to take a long break from his career, to watch his son grow and flourish personally. Information that he had confirmed to Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine, on the set of C to youspecifying that he only wanted to put his tours in parentheses: “I’m stopping touring for a few years, for a while. Because I like making music in the studio, meeting people like that and being at home, I admit. And to be with my family”.
“I prefer to cancel things a year or two years in advance”
A decision that the singer took on at the microphone of Bernard Montiel, and to which he does not intend to return for the moment. His new album will be made without touring, and Edgar’s happy dad is much happier this way, admitting to having had several complicated periods due to the exhausting tours he had to face: “It’s damaging. From the start, I’ve been making decisions, I’ve been doing everything to preserve myself, to protect myself and I’m trying to make them in advance, and not at the last moment. I prefer to cancel things a year or two years later. advance, rather than two days before, and disappoint everyone. It’s true that I guard myself a lot and there has been a lot of burn-out“ he explained to Bernard Montiel.