La Bronze

About

The artist

La Bronze is the Montréal-based electro-pop project of songwriter, singer, percussionist, and actor Nadia Essadiqi. The recorded catalog begins with the self-titled La Bronze in 2014, followed by the six-track Rois de nous in 2016 and Les corps infinis in 2017. The 2018 La chute de Sparte release extended her music into screen work, while Vis-moi arrived in 2022 as a thirteen-track album. Her official and provider catalogs document another run of singles through 2025 and 2026, including J'ai mille vies, Vengera, Ma belle petite vie gâchée, and C'est trooo0O0oooop. The exact Spotify identity contains seventeen principal album and single containers from September 2014 through April 2026. Spotify classifies three as albums and fourteen as singles. Apple Music separately presents Rois de nous and La chute de Sparte as EPs, so MusicList preserves the Spotify count as a provider-scoped measure rather than an absolute discography claim. The writing moves through French-language electro-pop, chanson, rock accents, percussion, and electronic textures. La Bronze's Arabic-language performance of Stromae's Formidable reached a multimillion audience, while her official biography records more than one hundred performances in Quebec and international markets including France, Belgium, Morocco, Switzerland, Brazil, and Chile. Her current official website features the April 2026 single C'est trooo0O0oooop and maintains current Audiogram management and label information plus La Maison Mère booking. Artist-controlled Bandcamp lists Montréal, Quebec, the exact MusicBrainz identity also gives Montréal as its current area, and current 2026 coverage independently identifies her as Montréal-based. Professional inquiries route through official artist and label pages without republishing displayed email addresses or phone numbers. Spotify media is rendered live with provider attribution and a monogram fallback.