American/Swiss-Italian songwriter, producer, performer and singer Tatum Rush is set to release his brand new EP, Mini Girls, on June 1st through Paris-based label Pschent. This 6-track project features Zap Mama, Nancy Deleuze and Mina Montesquieu, and is an ode to Tatum's constellation of muses and a celebration of the ancient mysteries of sensuality. Here Tatum mixes the classiest pop with contemporary R&B, Nu disco, Trap, Latin rhythms and even Arabic atmospheres into a daring new genre that you could call "intercontinental pop".
Now Tatum has just unveiled yet another single off this EP: Bahiana, inspired by a traditional Brazilian Candomblé ceremony in honour of Iemanja, the goddess of the sea. This is a nostalgic pop track perfect for the summer with a Latin feel in French and Portuguese. It features the haunting voice of Swiss-Brazilian singer Nancy Deleuze. Stream it below!
