Harmony DeLouise

For her debut single, Harmony DeLouise chooses to tell the other side of the holidays. In 'Petite Maîtresse', she lends her voice to a dog abandoned deep in the woods, in a first-person text: the carefree spirit of setting off gradually gives way to incomprehension, then to a distress that finds no words.

The music video, directed by NiNy.H, continues the story on screen, between the bustle of preparations and the solitude of a night falling. The song, written and composed by Muriel Ponzanelli-Morano and arranged by Guy Giuliano, blends French pop, soul and funk.

Trained at the Nice Conservatoire in dramatic arts and at Studio Pygmalion in Paris, Harmony DeLouise splits her time between stage, screen and studio. She has sung and played percussion for more than fifteen years: 'Petite Maîtresse' brings the actor and the singer together for the first time.