New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Award-winning musician Super Plage released his latest single and video, 'Forêt Magique', on the 9th of
September via Lisbon Lux Records. The single premiered on Notion Magazine, and rumour has it that he is working on an album for 2023. The artist has gained over seven hundred thousand streams across platforms, while his album Super Plage II won a GAMIQ award in the Electro category. Taking to the stage, he has performed live at the Franco de Montréal festival, which was headlined by Bon Entendeur. The artist has received publication support from Exclaim!, Le Canal Auditif, Journal Le Devoir, Orcasound, to name a few, and his music has been aired by NPR Music, Radio-Canada OHdio, CISM 89,3 FM and been added to numerous Spotify Editorial Playlists, specifically borderless, Oracle and Montréal Chill.
Born and based in Montréal, Canada, Jules Henry, better known as the French-Canadian electro-pop musician Super Plage, has released three albums in the span of just two years, namely Super Plage I, Super Plage II, and Électro-Vacances. To top it off, he dropped a 21-track compilation titled REMIXTAPE that features remixes of Quebec musicians such as Safia Nolin, Anachnid, Les Shirley, Ariane Roy, Calamine,
Laura Lefebvre and others. Citing Robert Robert, Flavien Berger, and La femme as the inspiration behind his sound, Super Plage's own production calls
Empire of The Sun, Polo & Pan, and Claire Laffut to mind.
Bright and light, 'Forêt Magique' is a record glowing with upbeat luminescence. Each note sparkles, shimmering from the beginning until the end like a string of silver Mardi Gras beads. The track is easy-going yet danceable, with a sprinkle of that Super Plage flair, of course.
Speaking about the single, Super Plage tells us: "This song was inspired by a crazy trip to a festival where the music and the play of lights hidden in the forest completely bewitched us to create a magical moment during these scorching nights. It evokes dance, glitter and love in the river. Inspirations: Robert Robert, Flavien Berger, The woman."
