Charlotte Boin’s brand-new release, “the night is long,” is a surprisingly upbeat exploration of feeling like the odd one out. While most would expect a moody track to match the discomfort of social anxiety, Charlotte flips the script with lively pop and R&B beats that get you moving even as her lyrics tell a story of emotional disconnect. Inspired by a night when she felt out of place at a party, Charlotte’s lyrics, like “How can the night be so long, how can I be feeling so low,” channel the weight of trying to keep up appearances when you’re anything but comfortable.

This isn’t your typical anthem for introverts. Charlotte embraces the contrast between energetic rhythms and personal revelations, making her track equally suited for introspective listening and the dancefloor. With its bilingual verses weaving between English and French, “the night is long” has a certain flair that sets it apart, giving listeners a taste of Charlotte’s identity and cultural background. Her soulful voice is laced with a hint of defiance as she describes her experience with feeling “not French enough” or just plain out of place, adding a relatable vulnerability to the song’s catchy chorus.

Self-produced from start to finish, “the night is long” feels like an artist’s true expression—unfiltered and authentic. Charlotte’s choice to handle every aspect of production brings a raw, DIY edge to the polished sound, letting us feel the emotional layers she poured into each note. With this single, Charlotte Boin is not just making music; she’s creating a space where feeling uncomfortable or “not enough” is acknowledged, even celebrated. It’s a strong statement from an artist who isn’t afraid to mix honesty with a killer beat, making her a voice to watch in today’s pop and R&B scenes.