Album lore

Carte Contact’s "Ha Ha," released in April 2019 on the French label Hardies, collects five tracks of indie pop with an electropop sheen. The record unfolds with a modest yet assured touch, balancing synth textures and melodic clarity. Notable among the selections is “Là-bas,” a track that exemplifies the album’s blend of restrained electronic rhythms and chanson-inflected vocal delivery.The album, while not sprawling, holds a quiet resonance within the contemporary French indie milieu. Tracks such as “La ceinture de sécurité” and “Mélancolie des animaux” reveal a consistent attention to mood and arrangement, fitting neatly into the lineage of French electropop without resorting to excess. "Ha Ha" serves as a concise artifact for those attuned to the subtler currents of European pop in the late 2010s.

Album lore

Carte Contact’s "Ha Ha," released in April 2019 on the French label Hardies, collects five tracks of indie pop with an electropop sheen. The record unfolds with a modest yet assured touch, balancing synth textures and melodic clarity. Notable among the selections is “Là-bas,” a track that exemplifies the album’s blend of restrained electronic rhythms and chanson-inflected vocal delivery.The album, while not sprawling, holds a quiet resonance within the contemporary French indie milieu. Tracks such as “La ceinture de sécurité” and “Mélancolie des animaux” reveal a consistent attention to mood and arrangement, fitting neatly into the lineage of French electropop without resorting to excess. "Ha Ha" serves as a concise artifact for those attuned to the subtler currents of European pop in the late 2010s.