L.A. Rochelle, a French alt-pop artist whose real name is Pierre-Andréas Berndt, is back with a new single called "IDONTEVERWANNATHINKABOUTYOUNOMORE." He also announced that his first EP, Chapter 1: DENIAL / ANGER, will come out this spring. Rochelle has only put out a few singles in the past, but his new work is a big step forward. It gives listeners a raw and personal look at his life.
The song comes from a very traumatic time in Rochelle's life when he lost two close friends and had to deal with grief, guilt, and confusion. "IDONTEVERWANNATHINKABOUTYOUNOMORE" doesn't try to avoid these feelings; instead, it turns them into art. The song talks about the harsh truth of loss, but it also has a light, pop-based instrumental that makes the story seem less heavy.
The single has lyrics in both French and English, which shows how Rochelle is torn between two things. A simple electronic background enhances his vivid songwriting, allowing the emotional weight of the story to shine through without overwhelming the listener. The difference between his heartfelt story and the upbeat music creates a tension that is similar to how he deals with grief and hope in his life.
Rochelle handles this tough subject matter with care and accuracy in her voice. He says that the bilingual approach is like a conversation between his conscious mind in English and his subconscious mind in French. This layered storytelling gives the song more depth and makes it feel both immediate and reflective. It also shows how talented he is at turning complicated feelings into music that everyone can understand.
The song "IDONTEVERWANNATHINKABOUTYOUNOMORE" is a powerful way to start what looks like an emotionally powerful debut EP. It shows how brave L.A. Rochelle is for using art to confront trauma and how talented he is at mixing sad sounds with bright sounds. The single is now on Spotify and Apple Music, which sets the stage for Chapter 1: "DENIAL/ANGER," which comes out on March 4.
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