French indie duo Papooz is marking ten years in the music industry with the release of a new collaborative album, 'Papooz and Friends.'
In a recent interview on France 24's Arts24 music show, Ulysse Cottin, one half of the duo, described the project as a sunny journey centered on themes of friendship.
The new record features several of the band's favorite collaborators, expanding their sound beyond the traditional duo format.
British artist Wesley Joseph debuts new album
The Arts24 broadcast also featured British multi-hyphenate Wesley Joseph, who recently released his debut album, 'Forever Ends Someday.'
Joseph's work is heavily influenced by his roots, with much of the songwriting taking place in his childhood home of Walsall, located in the West Midlands.
The album explores themes of nostalgia, drawing from his personal history in the region.
