“Plus Esclaves (No Longer Slaves)” arrives as a beautifully intentional moment of peace for a world that feels louder and more uncertain every year. This French adaptation of the globally loved worship song isn’t just a translation, it’s a genuine reinterpretation that speaks directly to French-speaking listeners navigating fear, anxiety, or seasons where faith feels fragile. Instead of overwhelming production or overdramatic delivery, the team leans into gentleness, clarity, and a quiet strength that gives the message space to breathe.
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Right from the first lines, you can feel the emotional center of the song settling in: a steady reminder that fear doesn’t get the final say, and that perfect love still has the power to calm overwhelmed hearts. The vocals from Jessica Poulin and Christine Dussault Dion are stunning, soft, steady, and honest. They carry the message like someone sitting next to you, not preaching at you. Their voices feel warm enough to steady your pulse and bright enough to lift the weight off your chest.
The musicianship adds even more depth. Alexandre Veilleux’s guitar work paints a peaceful atmosphere, Raphaël Coté’s bass anchors the track with a comforting pulse, and Alexandre Perreault’s drums guide it forward without ever pulling focus. Everything feels balanced, intentional, and rooted in reverence. And shout-out to Upper Room Studio, the production has that unmistakable “safe space” energy. You can literally hear the kindness in the room.
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“Plus Esclaves” is the kind of worship song people return to when life feels shaky. Calm, hopeful, and deeply reassuring, it offers exactly what so many are searching for right now: a reminder that freedom from fear is still possible, and love, real love, still heals.
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