Axelle Red’s “Naïve” is a bright, feel-good manifesto for anyone who still believes in silver linings. Questioned about how she “conçoit la vie,” the Belgian singer replies that she can only view it en rose. In a world full of doubt and urgency, she celebrates taking her time, following intuition, wandering through fields, and making daisy chains. Far from apologizing for her optimism, she wears the label naïve like a badge of honor, insisting that prose, imagination, and faith in human goodness are her chosen shields against cynicism.
When love enters the picture—his arms around her, his voice, his daring kiss—the rosy outlook intensifies. Axelle Red turns every gray hair pink, proving that utopia might be a daydream yet is worth chasing all the same. “Naïve” reminds us that choosing hope, kindness, and a touch of childlike wonder is not escapism; it is a courageous, poetic way to live.