#electronic-pop

#electronic-pop

The line “I think the dance floor is dead” was first teased in a British Vogue cover story and has since attracted angry responses from other artists, including nu-disco singer Rochelle Jordan who tweeted, “It ain't dead until WE say so.” The song itself still has Charli's trademark glitching, but it's also got real instruments. While she messily talk-sings about hanging out with her friends, the underlying guitar riff sounds like a bright and thumping rock band.

'Laserheart reflects my journey of transformation and courage. As a trans woman, this song represents reclaiming my power, my voice and my identity. It's about standing fearless in your truth and turning vulnerability into strength.'

"I feel like my consciousness has naturally, without me even trying, gotten rid of any source of stress and anxiety," she told FKA twigs when the two artists spoke for Highsnobiety earlier this year. On "viscus," from the forthcoming deluxe edition of Oklou's debut album, choke enough, the French electronic pop star-in-the-making meets one of her direct influences in the ether.