Mylène Farmer Released "Lonely Lisa" Video

Mylène Farmer, often referred to as "the French Madonna," has just premiered a music video for another RedOne collabo and dancefloor pleaser, "Lonely Lisa." The electro-dance cut serves as the third single to be lifted from her 3x Platinum eighth record "Bleu Noir," in France and although I have no idea what the song's all about, it does sound the most rhythmic and catchy hits by Farmer. I may not understand everything that Farmer says, but the song is a wonderful dance pop affair, and I just love the video and enjoy her music nonetheless!
"Lonely Lisa" was written by French diva with the music composed by RedOne. Musically, the song has electro-oritented and dance sonorities. "Lonely Lisa" is by far the catchiest song on "Blue Noir." It's whirling synths, pulsing electronic basslines and huge catchy melodies take it to a level of perfection only a true pop icon can reach. It was generally praised in the media with a dynamic, rhythmic piece, and simple but catchy chorus. A potentially summer hit!
The Canadian born French singer is known for her creative output, both musically and visually. She gained fame with songs featuring shocking yet poetic lyrics, and explicit music videos. By the turn of the decade Farmer was a full blown superstar in France. The album seems to have surpassed even Farmer's standards of success. Despite being released in December it was one of the top ten biggest sellers of the year, and the formula of Farmer collaborating with big hitters Moby and RedOne seems to be a winning combination. With a record 11 number one singles in France so far, and the two previous songs from "Bleu Noir," and it will be interesting to see if this makes it 12.
The promo is surreal, but actually very tame for Farmer, who has a long history of crazy-looking clips. Shot in May, the video for "Lonely Lisa" was directed by Roy Raz, will no doubt spark the Lady Gaga comparisons. While the debate will rage, some no doubt saying Gaga was influenced by Farmer and borrowed her ideas, or that Farmer is borrowing some of Gaga's style to boost her career, what's certain is that Gaga's international success has probably made it easier for female artists to be heard, and ones with ideas like Farmer can certainly make the most of the opportunity. The video certainly keeps up Farmer's reputation for making videos that are an essential element of her art.