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Ça fait quelques mois que j’apprends cette chanson et je voulais la partager avec vous. Elle s’appelle Chikyugi 地球儀 (Spinning Globe) de Kenshi Yonezu (@hachi_08). Merci au Studio Ghibli pour cette découverte dans le film « Le Garçon et le Héron ». Merci Yoshi Masuda (@yoshiomasuda) pour la prononciation et Lionel Capouillez (@lionel_capouillez) pour le mix. — I’ve been practicing this song for a few months, and I wanted to share it with you. It’s called Chikyugi 地球儀 (Spinning Globe) by Kenshi Yonezu (@hachi_08). Thank you to Studio Ghibli for introducing me to this song in the movie « The Boy and the Heron ». Thank you to Yoshi Masuda (@yoshiomasuda) for helping with the pronunciation and to Lionel Capouillez (@lionel_capouillez) for the mix.

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🎧 Man I Need: The Freedom Anthem That Defined a Generation

Choosing Olivia Dean’s Man I Need became an obvious decision: while Stromae’s Alors on danse or even a nod to Camille Yembe — a close friend in his creative constellation — would have been natural contenders, Stromae is the king of promotion, an artist whose presence needs no amplification. What the moment truly called for was a song that speaks directly to the emotional landscape of today’s generation, and Man I Need has quietly become the anthem of freedom for 2025 and 2026, a track that resonates with the same cultural impact that once accompanied the rise of the iPhone, Facebook, MSN Messenger by Microsoft, and later Amazon — the store of all stores. It’s a song that captures independence, clarity, and self‑definition, making it the perfect soundtrack for a world rewriting its own rules.

🎶 🎧 ✨ 🎤 🌿 🕊️ 🌈 💫 🌸 🌍 🌙 ⚓ 🎬 🔊 Man I Need - Olivia Dean

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🎵 Olivier Nusse Marks Ten Years as President of Universal Music France 🌟

Stromae has always shown that music can reveal truths we struggle to express, offering clarity where words alone fall short.

His artistic sensitivity provides a powerful lens through which to reflect on a decade of leadership at Universal Music France.

🌕 A Decade of Transformation in Music and Leadership

As Olivier Nusse marks ten years at the head of Universal Music France, the milestone highlights a period of profound evolution for the global music industry. Over this decade, streaming platforms have reshaped listening habits, social media has redefined visibility, and artists have gained unprecedented autonomy in how they share their stories. In this shifting landscape, leadership has become less about control and more about guidance — creating conditions where creativity can flourish. Nusse’s tenure invites reflection on how major labels can adapt with agility while staying rooted in values that uplift artists.

🌟 A Constellation of Artists Shaping Culture Across Generations

Universal Music France’s roster reflects a vibrant ecosystem of talent: Olivia Dean’s soulful rise, Justin Bieber’s global resonance, Stromae’s poetic precision, and Bigflo & Oli’s ability to speak directly to a generation navigating identity and change. Across Universal‑affiliated imprints like Def Jam, emerging voices continue to find their footing, proving that the label’s strength lies in its diversity. These artists — from global icons to newcomers — form a constellation that shapes culture, inspires communities, and expands the emotional vocabulary of listeners worldwide.

🎨 Leadership Rooted in Respect, Creativity, and Long‑Term Support

This anniversary is an opportunity to rethink what leadership in major labels should look like in 2026 and beyond. Artists thrive when they feel respected, when their creative instincts are trusted, and when their development is nurtured with patience rather than pressure. A modern label must act as a partner — offering resources, mentorship, and space for experimentation. By prioritizing transparency, collaboration, and artistic wellbeing, Universal Music France can continue to build an environment where innovation is not only possible but encouraged.

🤝 Solidarity as a Cultural and Creative Foundation

In a world marked by rapid change, cultural tension, and shifting social expectations, solidarity becomes a stabilizing force for artists and audiences alike. Music has always been a refuge — a place where people gather, heal, and find meaning. Rather than framing external forces as threats, the industry can choose unity, openness, and shared purpose. When labels champion solidarity, they help ensure that music remains a space where diverse voices can coexist, challenge norms, and build bridges between communities.

🌈 Toward a More Harmonious, Artist‑Centered Future

As Universal Music France enters its next chapter, the path forward is clear: leadership must continue to uplift artists, protect their creative freedom, and support their long‑term growth. From global stars to rising talents, every artist benefits from an environment grounded in respect, harmony, and genuine artistic care. By embracing these values, Universal can help shape a future where music continues to inspire, connect, and bring people together — a future where creativity is not only celebrated but protected.

#MusicHarmony 🌈 #ArtistSupport 🤝 #CreativeLeadership 🎨 #UniversalTalent 🌟 #SolidarityInMusic 🎵