Mixcy unveils “Comment t’oublier”: a raw and radiant summer anthem
After captivating audiences with standout projects like “Mi-rage”, “Entre 2 temps” and “Paris Turquie”, the French-Turkish singer Mixcy returns to the spotlight with a powerful and sun-kissed single: “Comment t’oublier”. Officially released in July 2025, the track strikes a delicate balance between inner heartbreak and infectious energy, asserting itself as a must-hear summer release.
Where groove meets emotional depth
With “Comment t’oublier”, Mixcy crafts a rich sonic tapestry blending contemporary pop, afro-inspired percussion and subtle oriental touches. The result? A track that’s both danceable and emotionally charged — where every beat carries a hidden ache.
Her voice — soft yet resolute — flows over a bright production, counterbalanced by lyrics steeped in vulnerability. More than a simple summer hit, the song captures the tension of letting go, turning heartbreak into something beautifully rhythmic and sonically refined.
A unique musical identity
Each release from Mixcy feels like a piece of her story — a reflection of her cultural duality and emotional landscape. On stage, she has opened for Tayc and performed in the acclaimed show Les 10 Commandements alongside Daniel Lévy, Placide and Greg Zlap. Her set at the Festival de Compans also left a lasting impression, further solidifying her live presence.
Tracks like “J’ose”, “Être une femme”, “Comme un aimant” and “Harcèlement scolaire” have already showcased her ability to tackle personal and societal themes with clarity and emotion. “Comment t’oublier” continues this introspective journey with renewed depth.
A strategic release, an instant impact
First shared as a private preview with Générations, the track built anticipation through a focused and well-calibrated rollout. Its official launch in July 2025 confirmed its status as both a crowd-pleaser and a heartfelt statement.
With “Comment t’oublier”, Mixcy doesn’t follow trends — she rewrites them. Unapologetically sincere, sonically eclectic and emotionally resonant, she once again proves her ability to blend mainstream appeal with artistic authenticity.
