Revers Gagnant & Jade Mansion – Anomalie

Listen to “Anomalie” by Revers Gagnant & Jade Mansion on plusfm and plusfm Chill—a track taken from the EP “On Reste Là.”

Label: Apollo Sound
© 2026 Apollo Sound & REVERS GAGNANT, distributed by Sony Music Entertainment France SAS

Some players switch rackets mid-match, and others win. Revers Gagnant belongs to the latter category. With “Anomalie,” the Tours native teams up with lyricist Jade Mansion for a track that departs from his usual style: gone is the instrumental solo, replaced by a song, in French, driven by vocals and lyrics. An unexpected variation in his game—but one that, on closer inspection, has been brewing for several releases already. The anomaly, ultimately, is that there isn’t one.

Because behind this winning name hides Lucas Ghanem, a computer scientist by day and a producer by night, one of the new ambassadors of French Touch. Revealed by his debut EP aptly titled “Grand Chelem,” each track named after a major tournament, he first gained recognition with “Roland Garros,” featuring the voice of Pedro Winter himself, before following up with the hit “Paris Rooftops” and its refined house sound, acclaimed even for television advertising. His live performances at Cercle, overlooking the sea in Nice, and his radio appearances did the rest: Revers Gagnant became a mainstay of the French nu-disco scene, followed by an album, “Premier Set,” and some carefully chosen collaborations.

Revers Gagnant & Jade Mansion Serve Up an Ace Named “Anomalie”

The new addition is Jade Mansion, an elusive artist who penned the lyrics here, previously seen alongside Bomel on “Sesame.” Together, the two artists have crafted a unique track within the producer’s discography: the house mechanics are still present, smooth and sunny, but they readily recede into the background, allowing the song, its catchy melodies, and its delivery that wavers between nonchalance and melancholy to take center stage.

All this in confident French, released by Apollo Sound and distributed by Sony Music, is a recurring theme in a series of recent releases—”Des Fleurs et des Bisous,” “On Reste Là”—that see Revers Gagnant playing the French pop card without abandoning his dancefloor instincts. This gamble has already paid off with programmers of major French pop playlists, who are clamoring for it, and with a captivated audience who follow the Tours native like a five-set match: from the first forehand to the final winning backhand.

At plusfm, this track is already in heavy rotation: it’s exactly the kind of welcome anomaly we’d like to see become more widespread, a blend of yesterday’s French Touch and tomorrow’s pop. Plug in, turn up the volume, and let this short ball surprise you — well into the night.