ECLIPSE

Most French pop radio plays it safe. ECLIPSE does not. You'll hear Angèle next to something from the underground, and the transitions feel deliberate. It's a perspective shift. It's a pop radio France has been missing, a station that treats pop as a living, breathing genre rather than a formula. Daytime can drag into chart-repeat territory, but stick around for the evening blocks. The curators take risks, pulling from synthpop, chanson, and indie-leaning tracks. Think Christine and the Queens meets vintage Françoise Hardy, with a little bit of electronic shimmer. ECLIPSE live is where the magi…