Cerrone and Christine and the Queens Return with “Catching Feelings” EP – A Daring Love Letter on the Dancefloor
After their electric performance at the Paris Olympic Games closing ceremony, Cerrone and Christine and the Queens return with a bold release—the Catching Feelings EP. Their first joint track introduced the world to their creative spark. It blends vintage disco with fresh emotional pop.
The Christine-directed video adds visual depth. Critics called it “an emotional firework beneath the strobe lights of the dancefloor.” Moreover, they recently performed the track on French national TV in Cannes, further expanding their reach.
A Four-Track Manifesto: Cerrone and Christine and the Queens Redefine Freedom and Desire
The Catching Feelings EP includes four distinctive tracks. “Last One” is a luminous, aching ballad. Then comes “Supernature MMXXV”—a bold remix of Cerrone’s classic, reworked with Purple Disco Machine. Altogether, these tracks offer a compelling balance of legacy and reinvention.
“Catching Feelings”: The Pop-Disco Anthem for Emotional Liberation
At the heart of the EP lies “Catching Feelings.” Christine’s unique voice brings warmth and power. More than that, the track is a call to emotional freedom. Christine and the Queens has long envisioned a world where people can desire without labels or fear.
Lines like “Let me be your man, don’t be afraid of catching feelings for me” resonate deeply. As a result, the song becomes a beacon for younger generations seeking authenticity.
The Moment That Sparked the Cerrone x Christine Collaboration
It all began under the Arc de Triomphe during the 2024 Olympics. Cerrone and Christine and the Queens shared a monumental stage to reimagine “Supernature.” The chemistry was instant and electric.
Soon after, Cerrone invited Christine to the studio. That’s where “Catching Feelings” came to life—spontaneous and soulful. Over sensual grooves, Christine delivered vocals full of vulnerability and power.
Disco Reimagined: How Cerrone and Christine Transform the Genre
This EP pushes disco into the future. While rooted in pleasure, it boldly speaks of identity. Cerrone and Christine and the Queens have created something emotionally rich and sonically powerful.
They’ve fused classic hedonism with modern courage. Thus, their project becomes a full-blown movement. The result is a disco revival with real emotional resonance.
External link: Read Rolling Stone’s feature on Cerrone and Christine’s disco evolution
About Cerrone: The Godfather of Disco Returns
- A Living Legend: Over 30 million albums sold. Sampled by LL Cool J, Nas, Beastie Boys, and Jamie XX.
- Disco Pioneer: Cerrone helped shape dance music’s digital evolution through drums, production, and composition.
- Fresh Collaborations: Partnered with Christine and the Queens, Purple Disco Machine, and Disclosure to keep disco relevant.
- Olympic Icon: “Supernature” lit up Paris during the 2024 Games, performed live with Christine and Rahim Redcar.
- Viral Reawakening: 1.65M Shazams and top charts in eight countries after their Olympic debut.
About Christine and the Queens: The Visionary Behind the Voice
- Creative Force: Christine’s passion for music, theater, and honesty is visible in every project.
- 2024: Released Hopecore, a raw, six-month self-produced journey into desire and identity.
- 2023: Launched PARANOÏA, ANGELS, TRUE LOVE, featuring Madonna and 070 Shake.
- Bold Direction: Christine’s work with Cerrone reveals new frontiers in pop-disco storytelling.
- Performance Art: Every album is a new live, theatrical experience—blurring genre and gender expectations.