CulturePublished: 15 June 2026 at 17:21

Janis releases new album "Cry With Us", drawing on her experience as a trans woman

Alternative pop and soul artist Janis, formerly known as teenage pop sensation Sliimy, has released a new album "Cry With Us", in which she shares her experience as a trans woman.

About the new album

Musician Janis, who began her career as a teenage pop star under the pseudonym Sliimy, is releasing a new album titled "Cry With Us" this week. The record stands out for its personal touch, as it is based on her own experience as a transgender woman.

Visit to FRANCE 24 studio

Janis visited the FRANCE 24 studios, where she was interviewed by Marjorie Hache. During the conversation, the artist revealed her life story and artistic evolution — from a teenage pop sensation in the late 2000s to today's alternative pop artist.

Other music news

The same FRANCE 24 program also covered new releases from French star Mylène Farmer and British band Muse.

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