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Watch Danielle Swagger’s “La Vie est Belle”
Motswana female rapper, Danielle Swagger drops music video visuals for “La vie est belle” taken from her upcoming solo album. The title “La vie est belle” means “beautiful life” in French, serves a different taste from her usual robust raps. The track was released 15/01/2021, produced by Stanrecords and visuals delivered by Color Island Productions based in Reunion Island.
In the track Danielle Swagger, describes the environment she lives in and how the scenery is breathtaking. In French there is a saying “ la plus belle vie c’est simple ” meaning …. the most beautiful things in life are simple. It collaborates lifestyle, character, friendship, elevation, getting money, respect and a little attitude to conclude the mission and lifestyle of the artist.
Tommy’s Diner in Saint Marie, La réunion is the location of where the shooting took place. The scenery of the music video directed by Christophe Durand, is placed in a 60’s style where many images of American icons; marylin manroe, James Deen, Malon Bando just to name a few can be seen in the background, with designs from PouPou Pidou, The 60’s were a decade of change for women therefore merging the idea of the song with the artists outfits which were inspired by the Booty bap look, designed by Poupou pidou, others by Lycée Ambroise Vollard while Beauté Institut and Véronique Roset (Make Up Artist) helped bring everything to life as sponsors. These brilliant works are the first of it’s kind for a female rapper coming from Botswana.
Danielle Swagger would like to urge her fans to strongly rally behind her, as we are approaching the release of her first solo album titled “Are You Ready?” For more insight on artist, please read below article https://t.co/tC3mntJMgJ?amp=1
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BOITUMELO delivers heartbreak with unshaken honesty. Han-C’s vocals carry the weight of regret, while Flex The Ninja’s production builds a haunting, immersive atmosphere. Then Ey Brizzy steps in, turning pain into poetry.
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