After hinting during her performance on TF1's Chanson de l'année show earlier this month, Mylène Farmer's new single is indeed called N'oublie pas and is a duet with American singer LP.
The release, which was confirmed earlier this week, is a follow-up to her Rolling Stone single which came out in January.
Rolling Stone, produced by French DJ Feder, reached number one in the French charts. This was the 17th time Mylène reached number one in the French charts with a single since she reached the top of the charts with Libertine in 1986. Eight singles in a row reached number one between 2008 and 2011.
A video clip, which was filmed in Iceland, was directed by long-time Mylène collaborator Laurent Boutonnat who not only wrote many of her songs but has also been behind some of Mylène's most memorable promo videos since her Maman a tort debut in 1984. The prospect of the pair working together on a new video will have Mylène's many fans excited.
Farmer has a new album scheduled for later in the year, a follow up to 2015's Interstellaires that looks like it will be called Désobéissance.
With 2018 already seeing Farmer starring in a new film (Ghostland) and a number one single, the rest of the year will be interesting. Will there be a tour in 2019? Will she have another number one single? We'll have to wait and see.
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