Lolo Zouaï shapes dual-language tension on Coquelicot with Disiz ahead of Reverie.
The track leans into a tense drum & bass structure, where close vocal phring moves between desire and instability, locking into a darker melodic space. On the collaboration, Zouaï notes:
Collaborating with Disiz was exciting because he’s someone who’s constantly evolving and reinventing himself which I really admire. We tried to merge our sonic worlds and languages for this track and I think we made a song that feels unexpected for both of us but still really fresh and magnetic.
The system holds: bilingual toplines, minimal excess, and a controlled push between intimacy and pressure. Coquelicot sits as a pivot point in Reverie—a project shaped around identity, memory, and re-entry after personal rupture, with production moving across alt-R&B, pop, and hip-hop textures without diluting its core.
Catalogue positioning stays consistent. French/English interplay, voice-led structure, and narrative-first writing. Coquelicot lands direct, engineered for emotional carry over surface gloss.
‘REVERIE’ TRACKLIST
01 – Holding On
02 – Angel, Give Them Hell
03 – 100
05 – Baggy Jeans
06 – Drive
07 – Hiver, j’espère
08 – Toute seule à la plage
09 – Lemon Squeeze (feat. Lous and the Yakuza)
10 – Coquelicot (feat. Disiz)
11 – 3AM in San Francisco
12 – Tu me manques
13 – Desert Rose pt. 2 [COLORS SESSION]
14 – Si j’avais des ailes