Paradise (ft. Celine Tran)

Céline Tran (ex-Katsuni) and Electric Pyramid fly to "Paradise" !

Stream the song on all platforms : https://lnk.to/EP-Paradise

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Performed as a duet with author & comics director at Glénat and well-being coach, Céline Tran, (formally known as Katsuni - the greatest French porn-star of her generation and highly world renowned), Paradise is an invitation to think outside the box and go beyond appearances.

"One day, I made the choice to speak with my body. I loved it so much that I chose to make a career out of it, and since then I’ve learned to express myself with words; to write them down and say them loud… Today I'm doing it through a declaration of love - what better opportunity to express myself?” said Céline. "My voice, in Paradise, is not a chant, but a whisper. I'm not a singer, only an apprentice musician, and that's why I think it's a great reason to experience this new path” she added.

"I met Céline a few months ago, fascinated by her personality and her wish to create. Céline is a true artist who dares to experiment with desire and commitment; proved by her numerous collaborations. It seeks above all to transmit and explore human relationships… This is the message of Paradise: a window on the strong ties that unite us” adds Oliver Beach. " I loved working with Celine - she is very famous and her aura shines around the world, but it’s the first time we ever truly hear her voice, highlighting this feminine objectivity that allows her to rise well beyond fantasy and attachment of the body and create harmony. There is something exceptional about the experience we lived and share today."

Recorded in Cornwall, Paradise will be available on all streaming platforms from Friday, June 21st.

After working with sound « wizards » responsible for the best albums of Muse, Supergrass, Jeff Beck & Bones, or more recently Henry Cross (Massive Attack), Electric Pyramid are finalising their album to be unveiled this fall, after a summer tour which is taking the band from Spain to Italy, via Japan and the Netherlands before returning to France for a series of gigs.

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Directed by Deyan Parouchev.

The clip, directed by multi-award-winning director Deyan Parouchev, whose projects have been featured many times in several festivals and officially presented at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris or the Museum of Modern Art in Moscow , was filmed in London with the band and Céline Tran.