Cataloged as a feminist rapper in an environment where women are still very few, Chilla returns with ” Ego a second album that delivers new facets of his music between rap, pop and electro. Far from clichés and with frank and authentic artistic ambitions, she now offers a powerful record with assertive musical diversity.
Chilla is an artist spotted a long time ago, but her landmarks, she still builds them today, away from her empire.
She was said to be a rapper, singer, feminist, she was asked to choose and not to step out of a box. It’s easier for everyone.
But the lioness in the zoo – as she likes to describe herself – finally regains her freedom.
On the keyboard of a piano, on R’n’b or electro notes, the Swiss child of French rap grew up. Today, it is from the gray sky of Paris that she recounts her nightmares, her doubts, but also her ambitions. With above his head, his lucky star, which sparkles as much as the curls that dangle in his ears.
Everything you ever wanted to know about what’s hidden in the head, under the mane of chestnut hair and behind the black eyes of chilliis in this album.
The album “EGO” was released under the Capitol Universal Music label.
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