Møme – Aloha

2015 single, Merryn Jeann vocal: tropical pulse before Panorama

Møme released Aloha featuring Merryn Jeann in 2015 (ISRC points to 18 September 2015), then pushed it again through DDM / Mercury in 2016 around the Aloha EP and his debut album Panorama (November 2016). Jérémy Souillart wrote and produced; Merryn Boller (Merryn Jeann) shares the writing credit and sings the lead. The sound sits in tropical house / chillwave territory: soft electronic drums, warm synth pads, and a relaxed vocal about leaving and greeting.

Souillart was building a French electronic profile with guest singers; Jeann’s voice gives the hook its human centre. The EP also carried Clones, Mirage, Rêve and a Geeks x Vrv remix of Aloha. Radio and summer playlists in Francophone Europe treated the cut as a seasonal record rather than a club weapon. Runtime sits near 3:40 depending on the edit. Souillart’s productions for other guests on Panorama show the same soft-focus electronic writing; Aloha is the cut where Jeann’s melody carries the whole arrangement.

In France the single peaked at number 9 and spent about 80 weeks on the chart. In Belgium’s Wallonia it reached number 1; Switzerland saw a peak around 43. The official video and acoustic versions helped keep the title visible through 2016. Later Møme singles (Hold On, collaborations) never quite matched this Francophone reach. The chronicle follows the 2015-16 original release chain, not later playlist comps. Streaming playlists in 2016 kept returning to the original mix rather than the Geeks x Vrv remix for daytime listening.