My message to you !

An artist because she is totally committed to the quest for beauty, The Lost Star expresses both her vision and a deeply felt need for aesthetic perfection. Her approach consists of revealing the inner spark that arises from the essence of the self and which, once kindled, bathes the world in its glow. Always focusing on human feelings and sensations, what she seeks above all is openness and a willingness to share. The concept she has developed is designed to reveal the different facets of her identity and personality.

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As her first opus, she gives us her voice: that of an opera singer who, after a period of silence, returns with a more velvety, pop-romantic timbre. Although no stranger to the technical skills of opera singing, The Lost Star decided to leave them behind her. Instead she prefers letting herself go, giving free voice to her most intimate emotions. An admirer of Cole Porter and Gershwin, she sings their classic songs in concert, accompanied by a pianist, a guitarist, a double bass player and a percussionist. She is inspired by artists as diverse as the Italian soprano Magda Olivero, Kate Bush, Natacha Atlas, Lisa Ekdahl and Tom Waits; like them, she works in a variety of genres, and she shares with them a yearning to journey into the inner recesses of the soul.

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Originally a stage name, The Lost Star has developed into a concept that helps her to evolve, to go beyond herself, to open up to others. Wandering but not lost, the artist places her quest on a positive trajectory. Full of promise, it leads her towards enlightenment and a heightened sense of self-awareness, without a trace of vanity. We just have to dare to set forth on the adventure, to place our trust in the unexpected – the only thing that can reveal who we really are. To achieve a sense of rebirth, in our own eyes but above all in the eyes of others, via artistic expression. Using intuition as our guide, metamorphosis is possible: we can all become « stars » if we can only connect to our inner light, our divinity within.

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To mark the birth of her concept, the artist launched her first album: RED IS NOT A SAFE COLOR. The intriguing title itself suggests the mysteries of a secret world. Red: the color of passion, of danger, of sensuality, even of sexuality. The beautifully designed album cover also has deep, feminine red as its dominant tone. Combined with black, it takes us towards a fatal attraction, towards the forbidden delights of desire. But the artist’s apparent self-affirmation would simply be arrogant if such boldness was not underscored by a deep sense of vulnerability.

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Each song is dedicated to a mythical, imagined or very real heroine. Written – by the artist – like little stories, like scenes we could imagine experiencing ourselves, they talk about relationships between men and women. As we listen to them in turn, we might wonder if they are separate stories or variations on a single one. The rhythm and the ‘musical’ utterance of the words of this private diary are designed to serve the melody. They seek to conjure up pictures that depict feelings: always from the female point of view. The man, though ever-present, rarely appears in person, which means that each of us can enjoy imagining our own version of ideal masculinity.

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"Listen to the silence, hear the thunder of your soul"

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Headstrong women, women who know how to make decisions… like modern-day goddesses, Zorina, Diamond Lil’ and Margherita brave their destinies. At the heart of tragedy, nostalgia, or simply life, they lead the dance, fired by their desire, including the desire to avoid sinking into despair. They move along a tightrope, edging towards sacred, absolute love: « Goddess of the Gospels » in the footsteps of Mary Magdalen whose initials are the same as another « Star in the Sun »: a tribute to Marylin, so true and yet so fragile, dazzled by a light that pretends to ignore the looming shadows; she was even more of a « Lost Star » than the others.

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For the music of her first album, the artist has given carte blanche to An Ton That, songwriter & composer of film and theatrical scores. A musician capable of achieving a pop-romantic feel in a variety of styles: ballad, latino, folk, rock, even electro. More than this, his orchestrations take us on a musical world tour without frontiers.

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For her second album "Midnight Rainbow", The Lost Star has collaborated with the  celebrated choreographer and performer-singer, Amadeo. Amadeo has worked with the top stars in the entertainment industry such as Catherine Deneuve, Arielle Dombasle, Serge Gainsbourg, Dalida, France Gall... and many more as artistic director and coach. After a long career in theatrical productions as director and Choreographer (West Side Story with Jerome Robbins, Hair, Mayflower, My Fair Lady...), he has produced several shows for The Lost Star in Greece and in Paris, France.

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“Midnight Rainbow”, the song that gives the new album its name, sets the tone: The Lost Star takes us on a journey full of musical colour and magical moments, to a world peopled by poets who are forever reaching for the impossible. « Catch a rainbow, midnight rainbow… That mesmerizing rainbow that makes us want to dance is called Desire: it is the whirlwind that makes dreams come true. For one night only, it makes everything possible, suspending everything including geographical and social distance. It can’t be bought or stolen: it possesses a godlike power. “There’s no love without fire, Don’t play with the flame.” Quite a challenge....

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Amadéo has transcended the Star’s taste for the caliente with the sensuality of Middle Eastern and Latin American sounds. Trembling and undulating, the music invites us to set our bodies free. This album is a long-distance journey, guided by a common thread that the artist holds out to us...

The Lost Star is an artist, a concept and so much more: « One, no one, and one hundred thousand », to quote Luigi Pirandello. She looks at herself in the mirror of other people, reaching out to touch her own star. Face to face with herself, she dresses and undresses her soul. These are the waking dreams of a woman in her dressing room; they are journeys to the ends of desire in an ultra-feminine world. Our deepest feelings are there, transcended by an even stronger desire called, quite simply, artistic expression.

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