We recently discovered Monde Ray through her striking debut single “Silencieux Témoins”, and it immediately caught our attention. Behind the project is Manon Guiol, a French artist who grew up immersed in classical piano before venturing into electronic music on her own terms. There’s something both raw and ethereal in her sound, and “Silencieux Témoins” delivered a balance of dreamy textures and club energy, bringing to mind acts like Boy Harsher and TR/ST. The track is set to appear on her debut album Attraction, a project shaped by years of experimentation, live performances, and artistic growth.
Her follow-up single “Intertwined” feels like a natural continuation of that universe, while opening the door to something even more immersive and hypnotic. Built around rich, atmospheric synths, the track gradually draws you in with soft, almost whispered vocals, charged with subtle emotion. As it develops, the tension eases into a broad, cinematic chorus that feels both expansive and intimate. A lingering sense of unresolved emotion runs beneath the surface, gently exploring themes of attachment without ever fully settling. By the time the song fades into its extended outro, you’re left suspended between clarity and dreamlike haze, a space where Monde Ray seems completely at ease.
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