Various - Nouvelle Donne II Tout Vient À Point À Qui Sait Attendre

Review by Franck Scipion

Nouvelle Donne II Tout Vient À Point À Qui Sait Attendre is an eclectic album featuring a variety of French artists. The album showcases a range of musical styles, from pop and rock to electronic and hip-hop, making it an enjoyable listen for fans of diverse genres.

The album's title translates to "good things come to those who wait," and it feels fitting for an album that takes its time to showcase the different talents of its contributors. The tracks are well-produced and polished, with each artist bringing their unique flavor to the mix.

Some standout tracks include "Fumer Tue" by Lomepal and "Je Sais" by Kikesa, both of which showcase the artists' lyrical prowess and catchy beats. The album also features a collaboration between rapper Soprano and singer Amel Bent on the track "Le Diable Ne S'habille Plus En Prada," which is a standout track with its catchy chorus and infectious beat.

Summary by Franck Scipion

Nouvelle Donne II Tout Vient À Point À Qui Sait Attendre is a solid album that showcases the talents of its contributors and offers a diverse range of musical styles. Fans of French music and those looking for something fresh and new will find plenty to enjoy here.