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The new single “George Sand” captures that pulse perfectly. Inspired by the radical 19th century writer and her manifesto for the survival of the Fontainebleau forest, the song is an ode to life, to nature, to the plants and trees that steady us. As the band explains, “The writer George Sand was not only a strong, feminist and radical person, she was also a renowned botanist. This song is inspired by her manifesto for the survival of the Fontainebleau forest, an ode to life and nature, to the plants and trees that guide us. A song full of thirst for life, about the force of nature and the therapeutic benefits it provides.” Built around a driving bass line and 606 drum machine, the track gradually ignites, especially when Dimitri Milbrun’s fiery saxophone enters the frame. The sax’s freedom feels vital, almost untamed, breathing fresh air into the song and giving it even more life. “At the end of the song, the guitar and saxophone blend together to form a force that destroys everything in its path,” they add. In both the song and its visual, you can feel the mantra that runs through Amaro beating loud and clear: I want to love, I want to live. Life pushes forward, even in the face of loss.

That sense of spinning isn’t accidental. As the band explains, “This song is a homage to Tobie, who loved washing machines, the way they rush in and spin in every direction. It’s also a reflection on our experience as parents and the visceral bonds that connect us to our children. […] It evokes the short passage on Earth of a child who left a vivid, powerful mark on everyone who loved him.” It quietly reminds us that movement itself can be restorative. Sometimes the body finds its way forward before the heart is ready to follow.

Bibi Club is the duo formed by Adèle Trottier-Rivard and Nicolas Basque, who imagine their project as a kind of living-room dance floor, a place where loved ones gather to share energy and emotion. Their upcoming album, Amaro, pushes that emotional exploration even further, diving into darker inner landscapes while holding tightly to resilience and renewal. Moving between the visible and the unseen, the songs keep circling back to love, nature, and community as essential anchors.

Building on the world Bibi Club has shaped over the years, the record shifts from intimate spaces toward a more charged, mental dance floor where grief and vulnerability come into sharper focus. Shaped by recent losses, Amaro carries an urgent desire to feel, to connect, and to keep moving forward. Ultimately, it becomes a simple but powerful mantra: “I want to love, I want to live.”

Now, Bibi Club is back with big news: their third album Amaro arrives February 27 on Secret City Records. The record features special appearances from the amazing Helena Deland and Dimitri Milbrun. Written during a time of personal loss, Amaro explores heavy themes such as grief, resilience, and the will to keep moving forward, but always with the duo’s unique blend of avant-pop, luminous synths, and warm community spirit.

To kick things off, Bibi Club have just shared the album’s title track, “Amaro,” along with a mesmerizing new video. The duo describe the haunting song like this: “Amaro represents a legendary character, a feeling that permeates the length of their upcoming album of the same name. The thin line between death and life, grief and light, a force that keeps us alive. Amaro is an immortal figure between life and death, a place where we mourn. The song unfolds as an invitation to open up, to let loose, to dance, to push beyond oneself, to become greater than oneself, and to touch on fundamental aspects of humanity: grace, love, eternity.”

And if you’re in Europe or the UK, keep an eye out: they’ll be hitting the road in 2026 with shows in Paris, London, Berlin, and more. Check their itinerary below.

Bibi Club Tour Dates:
October 24 – Vancouver, CA – Coup de cœur Francophone
November 6 – Montreal, QC – Coup de cœur Francophone
November 21 – Laval, QC – Théâtre des Muses
April 7, 2026 – Brighton, UK – Prince Albert
April 8, 2026 – Bristol, UK – The Lanes
April 9, 2026 – London, UK – Sebright Arms
April 10, 2026 – Manchester, UK – The Castle Hotel
April 11, 2026 – Edinburgh, UK – Sneaky Pete’s
April 12, 2026 – Leeds, UK – Headrow House
April 14, 2026 – Le Havre, FR – Le Tetris
April 15, 2026 – Tourcoing, FR – Le Grand Mix
April 16 – Paris, FR – Point Éphémère
April 21 – Berlin, DE – Zukunft Am Ostkreuz