Global icon Celine Dion recently released "Dansons," her first original song in several years.
Marking a creative reunion with renowned songwriter Jean-Jacques Goldman, "Dansons" finds Celine returning to the French repertoire that shaped the early years of her extraordinary career.
Jean-Jacques and Celine have collaborated most notably on D'eux, Celine's wildly successful 1995 album and the best-selling French-language album of all time for which Jean-Jacques was the primary writer. Most recently, the duo worked together on the 2016 song "Encore un soir."
"Dansons" blends the elegance, optimism, and emotional depth that are hallmarks of both Celine and Jean-Jacques, along with fierce defiance in the face of instability and the joy of connection through music.
Accompanying the new song is a lyric video filmed in the iconic streets of Paris by Maxime Allouche.
The release of "Dansons" arrives as Celine prepares for her recently announced and long-awaited return to the stage — an exceptional five-week residency at Paris La Défense Arena, with sixteen performances scheduled between September and October - concerts that mark the beginning of a new chapter.
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