Andrea Laszlo De Simone – Non È Reale (Malik Djoudi Rework)
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Label : 42 Records
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Andrea Laszlo De Simone entrusts “Non È Reale” to Malik Djoudi in a rework that blends intimacy with electronic pulse
Andrea Laszlo De Simone continues his exploration of his Una lunghissima ombra (reframed) project with a new interpretation of “Non È Reale,” revisited by Malik Djoudi. Released on March 13, 2026, this rework extends the idea of an album in motion, open to reinterpretations that propel the songs into new sonic territories.
With this version, Malik Djoudi doesn’t simply rework a track; he changes its rhythm. The French artist, an elegant figure on the electropop scene, infuses the song with a more nocturnal, more physical tension, where electronic elements take center stage without erasing the original melancholy. Djoudi’s voice blends with De Simone’s in a delicate, almost ethereal dialogue, giving the track a new dimension, both intimate and more club-oriented.
This rework is part of an artistic transformation already underway with other reinterpretations of the project, including Mabe Fratti’s version of “No es real.” Here, Malik Djoudi’s approach favors a brighter atmosphere, with synthetic textures that stretch the song towards a form of contemplative electronic pop. We find again this ability to make emotion and pulse coexist, a line that resonates naturally with plusfm’s identity.
From an editorial standpoint, “Une lunghissima ombra (reframed)” functions as an evolving playlist, designed to allow the tracks to change shape with each guest artist. This is precisely what makes this type of release interesting: the track remains recognizable, but it is recomposed differently, as if seen through another mirror.
With this title, Andrea Laszlo De Simone and Malik Djoudi deliver a subtle, elegant, and highly contemporary version of an already emotionally charged track. A beautiful encounter between song, electronica, and nocturnal sensibility, perfectly in line with plusfm’s DNA.