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Virginie B pays an irresistible tribute to femininity on hana
Following the release of Madone in February, Virginie B is back with hana, her second single out via Bonsound. On this seductive, laid-back pop track, she stays true to her taste for eccentric sound design while remaining accessible thanks to the song’s sticky hook. hana was co-produced with her close collaborator Louis Jeay-Beaulieu.
On this new single, Virginie B expresses her unconditional love of women: those who are irreverent, who party, who stay out late, who go against what is expected of them. The name Hana means flower in Persian and Japanese; Virginie B refers to this etymology in the song, using it as a metaphor to symbolize femininity. With its gentle acoustic guitar chords, quirky synths and relaxed beat, hana offers a seamless balance of organic and futuristic textures on top of which Virginie’s sultry voice urges us to follow her into the flower garden.
