“3615 Bonheur” feels like dialing a retro hotline for happiness in the middle of a stormy mind. Soprano slips into the skin of two lonely callers, Anthony and Anne-So’, who smile politely in public yet battle dark thoughts once the lights go out. Their remedy? Punching in the nostalgic code 3615 Bonheur—a cheeky nod to France’s old Minitel chat service—hoping a friendly voice will pick up and chase away the blues. The number becomes a symbol of our modern craving for instant comfort, whether it is scrolling, streaming, or searching for a “promo code” to joy.
Behind the bouncy chorus lies a serious message: screens, likes, and conspiracy feeds can deepen isolation, but reaching out and admitting “I hurt” is the first step toward peace. Soprano’s mix of upbeat melody and honest lyrics invites us to dance while remembering to check on ourselves and each other. Press play, imagine lifting a vintage phone receiver, and let the track remind you that no one has to face their demons alone.