40 years after making pop history, the global classic Bette Davis Eyes returns in a new club-ready dance pop version carried by the magnetic voice of Manet-Miriam. Revealed to the general public at La Voix and recently noticed in Starmania, the Montreal singer gives new intensity to this cult title.

At the helm of the remix: Anton Wick, collaborator of DJ Laurent Wolf, who propels the song into a current dance production, elegant and calibrated for radio playlists and dance floors. A global classic. A new energy. A version reinvented for 2026

ABOUT MANET-MIRIAMManet-Miriam (also known as Miriam Baghdassarian) is a singer-songwriter born in Montreal, at the crossroads of two cultures that deeply nourish her artistic universe. The daughter of Armenian parents, she grew up between Armenia and Quebec, developing very early a sensitivity marked by memory, travel and the meeting of worlds. As a teenager, she sang in Yerevan during the commemoration of the centenary of the Armenian genocide, a significant moment which revealed the expressive force of her interpretation. In 2016, she stood out on X Factor Armenia, then joined the general Quebec public in 2018 by becoming a finalist on La Voix under the mentorship of Lara Fabian. His career reaches more than two million viewers and confirms the intensity of his stage presence.

In 2022, she made her European debut in the role of Sadia in the cult rock opera Starmania, directed by Thomas Jolly in Paris. The show, acclaimed by critics and seen by more than a million spectators, earned it a nomination for the Musical Comedy Trophies in France.

ABOUT ANTON WICKAnton Wick, originally from Perpignan, began his career at RTS FM, the most influential independent radio station in the South of France. In 2008, his trajectory took a decisive turn when he met the famous DJ Laurent Wolf. This collaboration marks the start of a series of international hits such as Wash My World, Seventies, Walk the Line, Suzy… and more recently, the official remix of “Saxo”, widely broadcast on radio and topping the club charts. His first solo single, That’s It, released in 2011, was a real success and paved the way for numerous collaborations with renowned artists around the world. Curious and passionate, Anton explores different musical styles and multiplies projects: music for radio, television, video games and cinema – notably for reality TV shows on W9, a collaboration with Luc Besson, as well as France Télévisions and Eurovision.