Nana Choc Choc in Paris

The Deltones have really outdone themselves with their latest album, Nana Choc Choc in Paris. The title alone is enough to pique your interest, and luckily the music more than lives up to the quirky charm of its name. From the opening track, "Croissant Conundrum," you can tell you're in for a wild ride. The Deltones effortlessly blend elements of French chanson, disco, and even a touch of reggae to create a sound that is truly unique. It's like taking a musical tour of Paris, with a detour through a funky 70s nightclub. Lead singer, Nana Choc Choc, has a voice that is equal parts velvet and vinegar. She effortlessly glides between languages, crooning in French one moment and belting out an English chorus the next. It's a delightful mix that keeps you on your toes throughout the album. Standout tracks include the infectious "Baguette Boogie," which will have you dancing in your seat, and the hauntingly beautiful "Sacrebleu Serenade," which showcases the band's softer side. But really, every track on this album is a gem in its own right. Overall, Nana Choc Choc in Paris is a delightful romp through the streets of the City of Lights. The Deltones have proven once again that they are masters of their craft, delivering an album that is as fun and quirky as it is expertly crafted. So grab a glass of champagne, put on your beret, and enjoy the musical journey that is Nana Choc Choc in Paris.