Emerging French artist Charlotte Boin makes a striking return with her latest single, “the night is long,” a self-produced track that blends pop and soulful R&B with a hint of French elegance. The song tackles the emotional rollercoaster of social anxiety, balancing introspective lyrics with an upbeat, infectious rhythm that invites listeners to dance while feeling understood.
As a follow-up to her debut single “Eyes On U,” Charlotte’s new release captures the struggles of trying to fit in at a party while feeling out of place. “The song is about being at a party and feeling like you should fit in, but you don’t,” Charlotte explains. Her sultry, smooth vocals glide over a polished beat, conveying the tension between putting on a brave face and wanting to retreat. Yet, despite its melancholic themes, “the night is long” carries an underlying positivity—the reminder that the discomfort is temporary and you’ll make it through.
nfluenced by artists like Beyoncé, Frank Ocean, ROSALÍA, and SZA, Charlotte’s sound combines soulful R&B vocal arrangements with a contemporary pop sensibility. Her production skills shine, creating a unique fusion that reflects the vibrancy and underlying darkness of her southwestern French roots. The song’s self-produced nature, the result of over a year of experimentation, adds to its personal and authentic feel.
With “the night is long,” Charlotte Boin showcases her ability to create a relatable and danceable anthem, making her a fresh voice in the pop and R&B scene. Her introspective yet catchy approach captures the essence of navigating life’s uncertainties, making this track a powerful statement of resilience and self-acceptance.
