{"id":16729,"date":"2021-10-05T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2021-10-04T22:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/numero.insinio.fr\/who-is-charlotte-day-wilson-the-favorite-voice-of-rapper-drake\/"},"modified":"2024-05-31T11:10:43","modified_gmt":"2024-05-31T09:10:43","slug":"who-is-charlotte-day-wilson-the-favorite-voice-of-rapper-drake","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/numero.com\/en\/non-classifiee-2\/who-is-charlotte-day-wilson-the-favorite-voice-of-rapper-drake\/","title":{"rendered":"Who is Charlotte Day Wilson, the favorite voice of rapper Drake?"},"content":{"rendered":"\n
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When we caught up with Charlotte Day Wilson last July, we talked about her relationship with superstar rapper Drake.<\/b> The question seemed a bit intrusive, perhaps even inappropriate, and we understood, from his uptight, half-mischievous half-embarrassed look, that the answer was valued at several million dollars. \u201cI’m just waiting for his album to come out<\/i>“, she retorted. A few weeks and teasings on social networks later, we discovered, and without much surprise, that the suave and deep voice (admittedly very doctored) had been sampled by the king of Lovers <\/i>About the title Fair Trade, <\/i>in its very dripping Certified Lover Boy<\/i>. <\/i>This same voice that, For a few months now, has been more and more recognized and appreciated, whether among pop, soul and even gospel lovers…<\/p>\n

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Charlotte Day Wilson has embedded herself in the heads of more than five million people, at about the same time, and most often without them knowing it.<\/b> We are in the summer of 2019, at a time when everyone preferred to glue themselves to their screens rather than dive into salt water or invite themselves to the Too drunk evenings. A choice motivated by the broadcast of the first season of Euphoria,<\/i> a hallucinatory series in the form of a total television experience, from which no one came out unscathed. Soaring and, as its name suggests, euphoric, the program produced by Drake (him again!) also stood out, at the time, for its equally insane soundtrack. Among the titles, therefore, is Work,<\/i> by Canadian Charlotte Day Wilson, until now little known to the public. Alongside productions by Rosalia or Billie Eilish, it is nevertheless his ritornello that has eclipsed all the others and has been engraved in people’s minds like a tattoo penetrates the skin. Made of a haunting percussion, this powerful track, which also seduced the very serious French choreographer Boris Charmatz \u2013 himself declaring his adoration for the title on a major French radio channel \u2013 dresses, in the HBO box, a memorable scene: the budding love of Jules, a transgender teenager, and Nathaniel, who indulge in a dangerous game of seduction, masking their faces, via the messaging system of their mobile phone. \u201cMy music has often been used on television and in films and, to be honest, I don’t always watch them. Here, I didn’t expect it to be so good. And when I found out about the show, and I got to the episode where they used my song, I was like… Subjugated.<\/i>” the singer tells us.<\/p>\n\n

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