Selective Listening | Cornelius, Beth Gibbons and Peter Peter

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Every week, our music journalists add songs to the playlist of The Press on Spotify. Here are three recent titles that are in our selection.



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With class, Corneille ft. Aya Nakamura & Trinix

Two decades after finding fame with his album Because we come from far awayCorneille revisits his song With class in the company of the immensely popular Aya Nakamura and the French tandem Trinix. The adaptation, shared between the singer and the singer, rebalances the roles in this operation of seduction which is intended to be refined and where the voices are hyper-altered.

Alexandre Vigneault, The Press

With class, Corneille ft. Aya Nakamura & Trinix

Floating On A MomentBeth Gibbons

PHOTO FROM BETH GIBBONS’ FACEBOOK PAGE

Beth Gibbons

We cannot say that Beth Gibbons abuses: since the last of Portishead (Third2008), she only participated in one album dedicated to Symphony no 3 by Gorecki. Floating On A Momenta very beautiful piece focusing on her slender voice and children’s choirs, announces the upcoming release of her first solo album on May 17.

Alexandre Vigneault, La Presse

Floating On A Moment, Beth Gibbons

Peter Peter, 20k hours of solitude

PHOTO PROVIDED BY AUDIOGRAM

Peter Peter

Peter Peter fans will be happy: not only is the Quebec singer-songwriter announcing the release of a new album in April, Etherbut in the first extract, 20k hours of solitude, he also reconnects with the synths that he had abandoned on his previous EP. The song advances to the hectic rhythm of electronic music, but the singer’s still ethereal voice still diffuses this kind of spleen which has made his mark.

Josée Lapointe, The Press

Excerpt 20K hours of solitude, Peter Peteer

Maggie Rogers – Don’t Forget Me

PHOTO MARTIN CHAMBERLAND, THE PRESS

Maggie Rogers, during a performance at MTelus in 2019

Maggie Rogers is back with a new album to be released on April 12, of which she shared the title track this week, Don’t Forget Me, marked by the clear and powerful voice of Rogers, on light and captivating folk tunes, led by the guitars. Co-produced by the singer, in collaboration with Ian Fitchuk (Renée Rapp, Shania Twain), the song marks a new chapter for the American, whose last album, the magnificent Surrenderdates from 2022.

Marissa Groguhé, The Press

Don’t Forget Me – Maggie Rogers


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