
After coming back into the spotlight with Cupid last month, Täbï Yösha now announces Pink Moon, an EP due out June 5th via Bonsound. The Quebec singer of Haitian origin also unveils Je tombe, a new bilingual pop-infused track.
On Je tombe, Täbï Yösha explores the fragility of early love. For Täbï, love is never naïve; it is shaped by our experiences, lingering wounds, and the vigilance that comes when we have already given too much in the past. Driven by a luminous pop production that contrasts with the tension of the subject matter, the song captures that uncertain moment when we allow ourselves to fall, while quietly fearing the impact and keeping a hand ready to catch ourselves.
If Pink Moon were a chakra, it would be the heart chakra. With this new EP, Täbï Yösha delivers an intimate body of work that unfolds like a ritual of transformation. I* feel like I'm entering a new era. It's like I'm stepping into the world of grown-ups*, explains Täbï. More grounded and self-assured, she reveals a new strength in both her writing and her voice, with a sound that feels more feminine and fully claimed. Through these songs, the artist explores the dynamics of passion, desire, and push and pull that shape modern relationships.