Debbie Harry - French Kissin'

“French Kissin'” is a 1986 single by Debbie Harry , the iconic singer of Blondie . The song was released as part of her second solo album, Rockbird . “French Kissin'” became a hit in several countries and is known for its playful, flirty atmosphere.

Theme and Meaning

The text of “French Kissin'” is about romance and longing, with a playful reference to the French way of kissing, which is synonymous with passion. The song is light and airy, but full of sultry sensuality. Debbie Harry uses imagery that highlights the thrill and excitement of love and flirting, perfectly suited to her seductive persona and '80s music style.

Musical Style

The song is characteristic of the pop style of the late '80s, with synthesizers and a catchy chorus that sticks easily. Harry's voice is both sensual and powerful, and the song's production gives it a happy and danceable atmosphere, perfectly suited to the era. “French Kissin'” has that typical '80s sound, with an electronic undertone and strong pop influences.

Success and Impact

“French Kissin'” became a hit especially in Europe and the United Kingdom and was high in the charts there. It helped Debbie further develop Harry's solo career while still keeping a strong connection to her Blondie heritage. The song remains a favorite among her fans and is a nice example of the lighter side of her musical versatility.