Ren Harvieu
She is the “Adele noir from
Manchester” states the Rolling Stone. Her voice is indeed a revelation and her
black hair and bright complexion reminiscent of England’s most successful
singer. But Ren Harvieu doesn’t need to hide behind the comparison, she has her
very own qualities. One of them is particularly beautiful: When Ren Harvieu
raises her voice, dreams turn into dramas and youth turns into a deathly
longing for unfulfilled needs. Of course, it has a lot of class. The title song
of her album “Through The Night” has more than enough of it, too: dreamy Pop
that crawls under your skin and won’t let go off you. One wants to sit alone in
a bar, make-up smeared across the face, a cigarette, whiskey and a stranger who
you follow into the night. Ren Harvieu hits the beauty within darkness with her
voice. It is a voice that reminds of smoking, a demonstration of something
deadly that celebrates life at the same time.
