Blablala
Blasé is a French-American pop artist, composer, arranger, producer, singer and author. Since his childhood and adolescence in New York, he experimented, mixed together 70s rock, electronic music, disco and hiphop, to create a sound that will take him directly to Paris with his first band Haute, with Anna Majidson.
A first hit will be born, 'Shut Me Down', whose session Colors accumulates more than 30 million views on YouTube. After this first success, and following numerous collaborations with various artists such as Agoria, DJ Pone, Lala, Niro or Jwles, he found his musical signature and started solo. The UFO Blasé released his first EP 'Why Blasé?' in 2023 on Record Makers label, a unique fusion of Chic, The Strokes and Manu Chao.
Blasé releases his first album Blablala in 2025, an album that stands as a personal manifesto of his sound obsessions that open almost as many tracks: 15 original titles in search of the groove. With his educated ears to the radio and charts across the Atlantic, he honours this generous vision of pop that encompasses old-school hip-hop, R&B, jazz, funk, disco and new-wave, and navigates between different styles in the manner of American artists. Some songs are in French while others are in English, featuring singer Anna Majidson, rapper Jwles, and the late American artist Cola Boyy.
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$18.00Blablala
Blasé is a French-American pop artist, composer, arranger, producer, singer and author. Since his childhood and adolescence in New York, he experimented, mixed together 70s rock, electronic music, disco and hiphop, to create a sound that will take him directly to Paris with his first band Haute, with Anna Majidson.
A first hit will be born, 'Shut Me Down', whose session Colors accumulates more than 30 million views on YouTube. After this first success, and following numerous collaborations with various artists such as Agoria, DJ Pone, Lala, Niro or Jwles, he found his musical signature and started solo. The UFO Blasé released his first EP 'Why Blasé?' in 2023 on Record Makers label, a unique fusion of Chic, The Strokes and Manu Chao.
Blasé releases his first album Blablala in 2025, an album that stands as a personal manifesto of his sound obsessions that open almost as many tracks: 15 original titles in search of the groove. With his educated ears to the radio and charts across the Atlantic, he honours this generous vision of pop that encompasses old-school hip-hop, R&B, jazz, funk, disco and new-wave, and navigates between different styles in the manner of American artists. Some songs are in French while others are in English, featuring singer Anna Majidson, rapper Jwles, and the late American artist Cola Boyy.
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Blasé is a French-American pop artist, composer, arranger, producer, singer and author. Since his childhood and adolescence in New York, he experimented, mixed together 70s rock, electronic music, disco and hiphop, to create a sound that will take him directly to Paris with his first band Haute, with Anna Majidson.
A first hit will be born, 'Shut Me Down', whose session Colors accumulates more than 30 million views on YouTube. After this first success, and following numerous collaborations with various artists such as Agoria, DJ Pone, Lala, Niro or Jwles, he found his musical signature and started solo. The UFO Blasé released his first EP 'Why Blasé?' in 2023 on Record Makers label, a unique fusion of Chic, The Strokes and Manu Chao.
Blasé releases his first album Blablala in 2025, an album that stands as a personal manifesto of his sound obsessions that open almost as many tracks: 15 original titles in search of the groove. With his educated ears to the radio and charts across the Atlantic, he honours this generous vision of pop that encompasses old-school hip-hop, R&B, jazz, funk, disco and new-wave, and navigates between different styles in the manner of American artists. Some songs are in French while others are in English, featuring singer Anna Majidson, rapper Jwles, and the late American artist Cola Boyy.
