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Over the past few days, I have come across Monsieur Nov, a French R&B singer of east Asian descent who is a well known artist in France. I’m pretty sure he’s not that well known here in America and that is something that MUST be rectified.
Check out this sexy, smooth song “Trop Fresh.” I don’t understand anything he’s saying but hell, I’m melting over this one. I have nothing else to say except that I’m going crazy over this guy. If you feel my love, tell the whole world about this soulful, smooth as silk R&B singer and check out his album, Sans dessus 2 soul that features this song.
[Editors' Note: It helps to have a writer who can speak French. Thanks to Xxxtine, we were able to translate his biography on his Facebook page:
Monsieur Nov a.k.a. Chinois Chauve (translation: Bald Chinese) is a writer, composer and lyricist who reinvents his music everyday with his off beats and refreshing take on acid and soul, sass and groove sounds to produce intoxicating melodies. Pushes the grooves to the max with his bass, beats and harmonies intertwining, he ignites the sound.
Therapy groove, a concentration of music that energizes and revolutionizes your view of live on stage: "The Future is Nov."
Albums:
Sans Dessus 2 Soul (2008) (pronounced "Sans Dessus de Soul" because 2 in French is 'deux'. Translation: Upside of Soul)
Groove Therapy (2010)
Per Christine, he's also a fan of the Korean soccer team and one of their players Park Ji Sung!]
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