Louane, the French singer and actress, has announced a new album titled Watch out (Fais attention in French), set to release on November 27. This will be her first album since Solo in 2024 and follows her participation in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2025, where she represented France with the song Maman, securing 7th place. While the result was a bit disappointing for the singer, who has been a fan of the competition since childhood, she poured her heart into the performance. Louane, who gained fame in 2013 through the television show The Voice, has sold two million albums and is known for blending French song with pop music. Her new album explores themes such as healing, eating disorders, love, family, and depression, according to a press release from Universal. The first tracks, Conduire and Tout pour toi, were written with her best friend Elisa Palmire and have been released in recent months. Louane will also be making her stage debut in the play 2:22 A Ghost Story, which will be performed at the Théâtre Fontaine in Paris. This marks a new chapter for the artist, who has been active in both music and acting. Her first album, Chambre 12, released in 2015, was the best-selling album of the year in France and earned her the Victoire de la Révélation (Revelation) award in 2016. Since then, she has released several other albums, including Louane (2017), Joie de vivre (2020), Sentiments (2022), and Solo (2024).