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La Falaise — WWWater

“Screen” single by WWWater.

If it’s some foxy and quirky sonic enthrallment that you’re seeking, Belgian-Caribbean artist Charlotte Adigéry has you covered. New single High Lights, whose captivating visuals can be viewed below, features distended melodies and a piquant electronica/pop whimsicality. High Lights is taken from the musical raconteur’s forthcoming EP Zandoli, due out February 8th via DEEWEE. Speaking about the song, Adigéry says:“’High Lights’ and the whole world around it was a big source of inspiration for the EP. It was the first song written for the EP and it inspired me to explore my identity as a Caribbean black woman raised in Belgium. It started off as a celebration of the feminine black culture and then resulted in me writing more in Creole and translating my heritage through music." Director Joaquim Bayle adds: “‘High Lights’ has a very specific theme based on a very personal subject the artist wanted to talk about. From the start I was so curious and hooked by the song and this world which from the exterior seems so much "coded.” We wanted to amplify the provocative and nonchalance of the song by adding some fantasy bits to the mix.” Adigéry is known for spinning tales that are absurd and poignant but fun. High Lights is an ode to the transformative power of weaves. The new EP is produced by DEEWEE label bosses David and Stephen Dewaele, whom you probably recognize as legendary Soulwax, or 2Many DJs. Their significant imprint is unmistakable within the sharp production shards and pointed beats of High Lights. Download High Lights, here. Pre-order Zandoli digitally or via 12″ vinyl, here.