Homme Bleu stands apart in the French rock scene, with a sound that leans toward Anglo-American production, further emphasized by his choice to perform in English this time around.

Following his previous work, *Le Bal des Crocodiles*, Homme Bleu—also known as Nazim Mokhnachi—is preparing his new album, scheduled for release in spring 2025 via Teenage Kicks Production. We’re introduced to the exquisite single "I Ride," an entrancing rock track featuring elegiac guitars.

Announcing an album release in 2025, "I Ride" is a song about perceiving life from various perspectives and the different effects that perception can have. Is it about a struggle? A race? A leisurely journey? Whether by car, surfboard, or skateboard, the important thing is to enjoy the scenery.

Now based in Montpellier, Homme Bleu is a true "legend" of rock history, once widely recognized in the 80s and 90s with his band *Les Blue Valentines*. Nearly 40 years since those days, he remains true to his signature color, having become “Homme Bleu” in Montpellier.

With a blend of rock, pop, and a subtle melancholy, Homme Bleu's nostalgic sound has become his signature—a mysterious persona inviting listeners to dream. Born to an Algerian father and Breton mother, *Homme Bleu* channels nostalgic rock in a way that is both mysterious, dreamy, and melancholic. His latest single, "I Ride," is a haunting, evocative track that rewards multiple listens to fully appreciate its rhythm and depth.

Three months ago, Homme Bleu released the introductory single and music video, "The Life In Me," an equally captivating track paired with a mysterious visual:

Follow Homme Bleu on his Facebook for updates.