Tiphanie Doucet

Tiphanie Doucet

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  • Better Place
    Revealed through the Renault Rafale campaign sync of “Big Jet Plane” (+20k Shazams), Tiphanie Doucet returns with “Better Place,” a bilingual synthwave-pop anthem blending cinematic harp, 80s textures and uplifting road-trip energy.
    3 min
  • Letters
    Je t’écris cette lettre
    Et je me rappelle
    Sur le pas de cette porte
    J’ai pas osé te dire
    Que je ne savais plus nous lire
    Que tes lèvres avaient peur..
    Peur des mots
    Qu’il est temps de nous laisser partir
    Les mots… Ces mots
    Ils arrivent toujours en retard de toute façon
    On rumine
    On tourne sur nous memes
    et ce soir tu m’as manqué
    Parmi tous ces gens
    Qui dansaient autour de moi
    On rêve tous de toucher le silence
    une vie peinte d’un bleu intense
    Celui qu’on aurait choisi
    Parmi les vagues he r no
    Celles dans lesquelles je me jette chaque matin
    Ce soir j’ai pris tous ces mots
    et ils sont la dans ces chansons
    Ces mots que toi papa
    tu commenteras encore
    Mais peut être de façon plus douce
    Te voir assis près de la mort
    A rendu ton coeur plus transparent
    J’en ai passé des heures à les écrire
    ces mots ces lettres
    ces bouts de phrase couchées sur le papier
    ces ombres qui dansaient
    Derriere mes oreilles
    Ces mots que parfois j aimerai
    Ne pas entendre..
    Il est parti
    Personne ne m’aime
    Le temps passe trop vite
    Où te caches tu ?
    Alors je les ai mis en musique
    Pour me cacher derriere des arrangements complexes
    J’en ai passé des heures
    A les trouver ces habillages
    Ceux qui pourraient combler
    Ce vide raisonnant
    Comme une harpe qui pleure
    Alors j ai voulu vous écrire une lettre
    Avant que vous ne plongiez dans ce courrier
    Fait de mélodies un peu trop jolies
    Pour décrire ma peine
    Une lettre de moi
    Seule et nue
    Avant que la musique
    Ne fasse oublier
    Mon coeur blessé.
    I write you this letter
And I remember
On that doorstep
I didn’t dare tell you
That I could no longer read us
That your lips were afraid...
Afraid of the words
That it was time to let us go.
    The words... Those words
They’re always late anyway
We brood
We circle around ourselves
And tonight I missed you
Among all those people
Dancing around me.
    We all dream of touching silence
A life painted in a deep blue
The one we would have chosen
Among the waves
The ones I dive into every morning.
    Tonight I took all these words
And they are here in these songs
The words that you, Dad
Will still comment on
But perhaps more softly now
Seeing you sitting near death
Has made your heart more transparent.
    I spent hours writing them
These words, these letters
These scraps of phrases laid on paper
These shadows that danced
Behind my ears
These words that sometimes I wish
I didn’t hear…
He’s gone
Nobody loves me
Time moves too fast
Where are you hiding?
    So, I set them to music
To hide behind complex arrangements
I spent hours
Finding them, these dressings
The ones that could fill
This resonating void
Like a harp that cries.
    So I wanted to write you a letter
Before you dive into this mail
Made of melodies a little too pretty
To describe my pain.
    A letter from me
Alone and bare
Before the music
Makes you forget
My wounded heart.
    3 min
  • Les Mots
    This song is a heartfelt exploration of unspoken emotions and the longing for genuine connection. It delves into the frustration of missed opportunities, where words of love and vulnerability come too late. Over the course of two years, the protagonists have circled around each other, afraid to take risks, only to find themselves still yearning for what they’ve been afraid to say.
    With poignant lyrics that reflect the difficulty of expressing true feelings, the song captures the bittersweet journey of two people trying to break down the walls they've built around themselves. The recurring plea, "Let me in," and the declaration, "It’s you that I want," underscore a deep desire for closeness and the courage to finally speak the words that have been held back for too long.
    This track is a powerful anthem for anyone who has ever struggled to express their feelings, emphasizing the importance of seizing the moment before it’s too late. The melody, paired with these raw emotions, makes for a compelling listen that resonates with the universal experience of love, loss, and the hope for connection.
    This song is a deeply moving ballad that blends the delicate sounds of a harp and acoustic guitar to create a serene, down-tempo atmosphere. It’s a reflection on unspoken emotions and the longing for deeper connection, delivered with a tenderness that resonates through every note.
    The harp’s ethereal strings intertwine with the warm, earthy tones of the acoustic guitar, creating a gentle yet emotionally charged soundscape. The down-tempo rhythm allows the poignant lyrics to take center stage, inviting listeners to linger in the emotional depth of the song.
    Ideal for quiet, introspective moments, this ballad is perfect for those who appreciate music that speaks to the heart. It’s a beautiful blend of melancholy and hope, wrapped in a soothing melody that lingers long after the song ends.
    5 min
  • Easy
    "Easy" is a soulful, bilingual ballad that captures the serene yet powerful emotions of finding love that feels effortless. The lyrics take us on a journey of reflection, from basking in the warmth of past memories to embracing the unexpected ease of a deep connection. Sung in both English and French, the song beautifully weaves together the universal feelings of love and vulnerability. It speaks to the transformative power of a relationship that heals and elevates, making everything—breathing, loving, living—feel so easy. Whether you're lost in the gentle melody or the tender words, "Easy" is a heartfelt anthem for anyone who's ever been surprised by love's simplicity.
    CREDITS
    Music Lyrics
    Tiphanie Doucet
    Produced by Tiphanie Doucet and OTTA
    4 min
  • Toi et moi je sais pas
    Credits
    Production : Tiphanie Doucet / Raphael Dhervez
    composer Tiphanie Doucet
    Mixing Raphael Dhervez / Bill Cox
    Master Francois Fanelli
    Pictures Manuel Dussable
    DA Tiphanie Doucet
    Lyrics
    Sur le pas de la porte
    J’ai pas osé te dire
    Que mon cœur en quelques sorte
    Ne sait plus nous lire
    Les mots sont flous
    Les sourire trop blêmes
    Ton corps contre le mien
    Me parait tout terne
    On a sûrement trop peur
    De tomber de bonheur
    Toi et moi je sais pas je sais pas
    Et c'est très bien ainsi
    Toi et moi je sais pas je sais pas
    C’ est peut être trop joli
    Toi et moi je sais pas je sais pas
    Je veux te dire aussi
    Quand je pense à demain
    Je te vois dans mon chemin
    Mais on a dit nous deux c’est rien
    Alors je fais comme ci
    Tes lèvres ont peur des mots
    Qui tueraient notre beau
    Toi et moi je sais pas je sais pas
    Et ca restera ainsi
    Toi et moi je sais pas je sais pas
    Ton lit est trop petit
    Toi et moi je sais pas …
    Est ce que t’en as envie ?
    Oh oh oh
    Oh oh oh
    Je suis partie un matin
    J’ai rejoins l’océan
    Caché ton coeur dans le mien
    Pleuré comme une enfant
    Toi et moi je sais pas je sais pas
    C’est peut être mieux ainsi
    Toi et moi je sais pas je sais pas
    C’est tombé dans l’oubli
    Toi et moi je sais pas je sais pas
    Peut être je t’aime aussi
    Toi et moi je sais pas
    Je sais pas je sais pas
    Je sais pas je sais pas
    Je sais pas
    4 min
  • My own way
    music/lyrics Tiphanie DOUCET
    Produced by Otta/ Tiphanie DOUCET
    harp/keys/bass/drums Tiphanie DOUCET
    guitar/ drums/ additionnel prod Otta
    3 min
  • Letters-outro
    Releasing the last track of upcoming album " letters", Doucet intertwines piano and harp, crafting a tranquil atmosphere that evokes nostalgia and melancholy. The delicate interplay between instruments, praised for its solid composition and balanced mix, creates a captivating auditory experience. From its dreamy opening to its introspective crescendo, this piece offers a moment of respite and reflection. Its timeless allure would be a perfect fit for contemporary-classical & relaxing playlists!
    credits
    Piano- harp- production : Tiphanie Doucet
    Pic Manuel Dussable
    3 min

About Tiphanie Doucet

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Tiphanie is a versatile singer and multi-instrumentalist, captivating audiences with her smooth pop-folk vocals. With a musical journey spanning from Los Angeles to Paris and New York to St Tropez,…