Videos. Peter Gabriel, Rihanna, Miossec… What albums are expected in 2023?
THERE ISAttention, heavyweights: after two lackluster years, the recorded music industry is expecting many big names to come down the streaming and vinyl highway in 2023. In all genres of popular music. A quick overview of upcoming albums.
Étienne Daho’s 12th album is expected.
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Song. Étienne Daho, always classy
With its unique ability to reach both the general public and the most discerning listeners, Etienne Daho is a special case. Six years after The Blitz and its twilight hedonism, the 66-year-old Rennais is to publish Tirer la nuit vers les étoiles, his 12e studio album from next month.
That Miosec has already been announced, and its name – “Simplifier” – says a lot: Brestli has cooled down his music to the extreme. A desire for healthy asceticism to better catalyze emotions. Recorded in three, which would be his 12the album and will be released on February 17.
We will have discovered “Modern Life” earlier Sophia the Great (released on January 13th) and we’ll keep an eye out for new releases Veronique SansonArthur H… And even the possible return of MC Solaar.
We are waiting for a very sexy album from the youngest Kalika23, duet with Yelle and first full-length (“Look at Me,” January 27) Pierre de Maere, a total artist from Brussels. The first big hit of the year?
Rap and R’n’B. Rihanna l’Arlesienne
It was almost a joke: American-Caribbean singer from 2017 Rihanna 9 promises to be released soone studio album. Without ever posting anything new. Will it be right this time? To say he was expected in line is an understatement.
Miley CyrusShe has already announced her new single “Flowers” and her new album “Endless Summer Vacation” which is scheduled to be released on March 10th, giving the American audience a great New Year’s show.
The Americans also announce updates from Cardi B. Dua LipaFrank Ocean, A$AP Rocky…
Rock. Metallica is back
Metallica he hasn’t released a studio album in eight years. The world’s biggest metal band will return with 72 Seasons on April 14th, with two French concerts by the American quartet at the Stade de France in just a few weeks.
Treatment has unveiled five songs from his long-awaited, delayed, new album, Songs Of A Lost World, which fans are hoping to discover in 2023.
on his side, Depeche ModeIn 2022, one of its founding members, keyboardist Andrew Fletcher, passed away, and is due to release “Memento Mori” in the spring, just before the start of a world tour expected on July 4 at the Matmut Atlantique stadium in Bordeaux.
Members of rock band Maneskin (back from left) Tomas Raggi, Damiano David, (left) Ethan Torchio and Victoria De Angelis pose during a portrait session outside the 75th Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, south. France, May 23, 2022. (Photo by Stefano Rellandini/AFP)
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Also looking for albums by Italians Maneskina possible original Rolling Stones album, the Englishman’s new solo album Goose Coombes“Esconaquito” by former Supergrass, Girondins Jack Ernest…and the veteran is back Peter GabrielThe first single from their first album of original songs in twenty years introducing Panocticom on Friday January 6th! He will give one of his 3 French concerts in Bordeaux on June 15.
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Pop. Station in Gorillaz
The brilliant Damon Albarn is insatiable: the English musician, who floated from one group to another (from Blur to The Good, the Bad & the Queen), reactivated the project. Gorillaz he directs with visual artist Jamie Hewlett. And it developed a great immersive experience. Cracked Island will be released on February 24 via Parlophone.
We also look forward to updates from the prolific Californian Lana Del Rey (March 10), new David Guetta and even a possible long format for an electro pop band with The Penelopes Isabelle Adjani, will sign his first album there since his collaboration with Serge Gainsbourg forty years ago!
English star Sam Smith On January 27, his fourth album, Gloria, will be back in force with the single “Unholy” duet with Kim Petras. The follow-up to To Die For (2020), the new album will allow the 30-year-old to further assert her “emotional, sexual and spiritual freedom” four years after coming out as non-binary.