Following Cerrone’s performance at the Champions at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Cerrone and Christine and the Queens reunite on “Catching feelings.” The song is the first off their forthcoming 4-track EP. “Cathing feelings” and its thrilling Christine and the Queens-directed music video, is a manifesto track; an emotional firework show under the dancefloor strobe lights; a space for truth.

Their unexpected and magnetic encounter took place on the monumental stage surrounding the Arc de Triomphe: Cerrone, pioneer and undisputed master of French disco, invited Christine and the Queens, a leading figure of contemporary pop, to join him for a reimagining of “Supernature”.

From this performance, an immediate musical connection was born. Cerrone, captivated by Christine and the Queens’ vocal boldness and precision, invited him to the studio to continue the adventure. Very quickly, “Catching feelings” came to life: a luminous, organic pop-disco track filled with raw, modern emotion. Over sensual and danceable layers, they sing, “Let me be your man, don’t be afraid, catching feelings for me,” with rare intensity. This is more than a love song — it’s a proposition, an invitation to welcome emotion, desire, and authenticity.

This project is a crossover between the legacy of disco and a completely liberated approach to desire and intimacy. It’s more than a track—it’s the meeting point of an era and a movement. With lyrics like “let me be your man, don’t be afraid, catching feelings for me,” it captures the raw, organic chemistry between a groovy, dancefloor-ready production and a message of honest, unfiltered emotion. It expresses a form of intimacy that is free, joyful, and fully embraced. Disco becomes a platform for contemporary expression, fluid and attuned to the realities of desire and emancipation. It’s where influences don’t just blend—they evolve.

order Catching Feelings by Christine and the Queens and Cerrone HERE