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Mathis Clamens "Marcello"

Sounds from France

26/11/2025 |

“Marcello,” the latest single from French artist Mathis Clamens, is a tender and atmospheric indie rock gem wrapped in psychedelic pop hues and a cool, moody groove. Spanning 4 minutes and 48 seconds, the track weaves punchy, “dirty” drums, hypnotic analog synths, and spacious, contemplative passages into a sonic eulogy for Marcello—his sister’s beloved dog—imagining his gentle passage to “dog heaven.” Sung in Spanish and infused with sun-drenched melancholy, the song channels the dreamy textures of Air, the psych-rock warmth of Tame Impala, the nostalgic electronics of Boards of Canada, and the lyrical elegance of Gustavo Cerati. The result is deeply personal yet universally resonant, balancing whimsy and sorrow with understated grace.

Based in Marseille and shaped by two formative years in Mexico, Mathis brings a bicultural sensitivity and cinematic eye to his music. “Marcello” arrives with a lush, 1970s-inspired music video shot on a beach in southern France, featuring vintage motorbikes and a strong visual narrative—hallmarks of an artist who sees sound and image as inseparable. As the third single following “Amarillo” and “Camina” (with a growing Spotify presence), this release further cements Mathis’s identity not just as a songwriter and producer, but as a multidisciplinary creator. Through his work—and his passion project The Analog Club, dedicated to film photography—he champions analog warmth in a digital age, making “Marcello” both a farewell to a cherished companion and a quiet celebration of timeless artistry.

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