Audren, a French artist, has lived through the kind of story that would break most people. She was making waves in music when David Guetta told her she makes “music for musicians” (still not sure if that was a compliment), then Lyme disease knocked her off course entirely. Unable to sing, she pivoted to writing and became a bestselling author in France. But music was her calling, and through sheer determination and treatment, she made it happen. Her mission has always been to heal and uplift people through art.
“Hope isn’t found in certainty, but in the choice to keep believing.”
“The Good Road” feels like the perfect reintroduction to an artist who’s earned every word she sings. The song opens with beautiful questions about magic and wonder before settling into its central promise: we’ll get back on the good road. It’s simple, but that’s the point. This indie pop blend, touched with gospel warmth, is essentially about finding your way back to joy by choosing to trust again, not just in people, but in creativity and in the possibility of better days.
“The Good Road” is a gift to listeners who need a reminder that the path forward exists, even when we can’t see it clearly.
Muse Chronicle 
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