Five albums to discover this week, from Lescop's radiant electro metamorphosis to La Fouine's impactful return

Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Fazil Say showcase their unique musical partnership through original compositions and interpretations. Say's "Lost Screams Sonata" features dramatic piano and violin interplay, while Kopatchinskaja's "Unisolo" offers an improvisational experience. Both artists excel in performing works by Szymanowski and Prokofiev, blending their distinct styles. Meanwhile, Lescop releases his fourth album "Polaroïds" alongside his debut novel, marking a shift in his musical direction towards a brighter sound with electro influences. Collaborating with Thibault Frisoni, Lescop explores new wave aesthetics and features notable duos, blending pop and post-punk elements.