A force in the world of music today, one that’s based on openness and honesty and the courage to speak up even when those around us remain quiet, Medèrose finds her own place in the industry, with the release of her single "Enfant"
Recorded in the practically unembellished quiet of her bedroom, “Enfant” doesn’t come dripping in slick production or over-polished finish. Instead, it fosters a DIY ethos that only heightens the intimacy. The song glides like a quiet confession, and its delicate textures bear a heft that stays with you long after the final note rings out. Medèrose embraces those imperfections and makes them strengths, and in the process, she turns her own story into an elegantly universal one.
“Enfant” is fundamentally about children longing, feeling alone, wanting to belong, and stands for all ages. So the track operates as a dialogue between the past and present, between the innocence of what once was and the fragmented nature of now. Those tensions are not just sung by Medèrose but embodied by her, her voice quavering at once with openness and defiance. Every note sizzles through a world spinning in chaos, a voice that speaks for a generation too often hidden behind edited screens and unspoken silence.
What is so striking about “Enfant” is its refusal to have the pain sanitized. It doesn’t offer a forced segue from pain to joy but recognizes the anguish, the pain of alienation, the silent resistance it requires to remain standing. Anchoring the song firmly in his own personal truth, Medèrose gives listeners not just a song to hear but an experience to feel, one that, heavy in the chest, provides a certain kind of solidarity.
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