Following up on the amazing “Paténipat“, Charlotte Adigéry has just shared a new banger from her upcoming EP. After addressing narcissism and social media addiction, she is now avowing her obsession for synthetic wigs – a hobby we also devote our free time to. This thumping track is obviously an opportunity to link with the art of black hair, and to celebrate her Caribbean roots. Plus, it comes with a playful Joaquim Bayle-directed video and a short statement from Adigéry:

[su_quote]’High Lights’ and the whole world around it was a big source of inspiration for the EP. It was the first song written for the EP and it inspired me to explore my identity as a Caribbean black woman raised in Belgium. It started off as a celebration of the feminine black culture and then resulted in me writing more in Creole and translating my heritage through music.[/su_quote]

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You can stream “High Lights” in our Best Tracks of 2019 playlist.

Belgian-Caribbean artist Charlotte Adigéry has shared the new video for her recent banger “Paténipat“, the first track from an upcoming EP made in collaboration with Bolis Pupul. In the metaphorical Joaquim Bayle-directed visual, the artist also known as WWWater appears to be in the midst of a cult, wherein people representing problems and threats are circling her. Fortunately, she keeps them at bay with her liberating African dance moves. About the track, she detailed:

[su_quote]If in life you feel tired and hopeless, throw out all the stuff that don’t matter in the end. Dance until you’re dizzy. Be your naked and uncompromising self.[/su_quote]

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