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French singer Bilal Hassani has a new tune called 'Dead Bae'


French singer Bilal Hassani has a brand new tune. Dead Bae is off the singer’s second album Contre Soirée and it’s about breaking up with no-good boyfriends.

It’s the second track Bilal has put out in the last few weeks, following Fais Le Vide. 

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The album is expected to be out later this year and Bilal has spoken about his desire to make a record that told a story from start to finish.

“On this album, I really wanted to tell a story, which has a beginning and an end. There’s a pretty impressive intro that sets you the scene a little bit. In reality, I wanted to create a painting, a context, a setting, but it represents life. My album tells of life and what we all expect from life is a quest for freedom, a quest for happiness…” Bilal said.

In 2019 Bilal represented France at Eurovision, coming 16th overall in the competition held in Tel Aviv.

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