Louis Beydts: Mélodies & Songs
Cyrille Dubois
Mélodies - Released March 15, 2024 | Aparté
Rupture 2 merde
Therapie TAXI
Pop - Released January 8, 2021 | Panenka Music
L'album de sa vie
Georges Moustaki
French Music - Released April 21, 2023 | Universal Music Division Label Panthéon
God Blesse
Saez
French Music - Released January 1, 2002 | Universal Music Division Barclay
Pleurer de joie
Louis Albi
French Music - Released October 20, 2023 | Columbia
Campra: L'Europe Galante
Les Nouveaux Caractères
Classical - Released September 28, 2018 | Château de Versailles Spectacles
Mystère (Bande originale du film)
Armand Amar
Film Soundtracks - Released December 27, 2021 | Gaumont
Saint-Saëns : Mélodies
Tassis Christoyannis
Mélodies (French) - Released September 30, 2016 | Aparté
Cœur, airs de cour français de la fin du XVIe siècle
Vincent Dumestre
Classical - Released October 2, 2015 | Alpha Classics
Rio Paris (Édition Studio Masters)
Liat Cohen/Natalie Dessay
Classical - Released May 5, 2014 | Erato - Warner Classics
Debussy: Etudes, Martyre de saint Sébastien
Philippe Bianconi
Classical - Released September 25, 2020 | La Dolce Volta
Oiseau blessé
Jean D'Amérique
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released April 8, 2023 | ZWING ®
Extraterrestre
Jul
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released June 3, 2022 | D'Or et de Platine
AYA
Aya Nakamura
R&B - Released November 13, 2020 | Rec. 118
When Aya Nakamura unveiled the track list for her third album, excitement was at boiling point. It was announced that the album would contain the two singles, Doudou and Jolie Nana (which could already be heard all over since summer 2020) and tracks featuring English artists, namely Stormzy and Ms Banks. We were starting to think that the Bamako native was internationalising her music, drawing more and more inspiration from Nigerian afro-beat sounds so as to increase overseas appeal. But this is not the case here. Aya is definitively French-sounding with its mixing of African, Latin, Caribbean and rap rhythms in a way that is exclusive to France. The album shines thanks to its many influences and the extremely precise and skilful production led, among others, by Julio Masis and the beatmaker team Le Side (who had already produced her hits Pookie and Djadja). The song formats are conventionally radio-sounding, all are based on similar structures, and the themes are somewhat outdated (love, rivalries, gossip…). However, several tracks break free from this formula. Firstly, La Machine sees Aya Nakamura settle some scores. She has endured racism, sexism and her private life exposed as she rose to fame. Another exception is Nirvana and its charming Nigerian influences, or Préféré, a rather explicit track featuring Oboy (who was also coached by Le Side). When she is more lyrical, like on Fly, the singer can get caught up in some daring but less moving melodies. But no matter. Her album is set to be a huge success (Jolie nana has topped the singles charts), and the new facets that she displays here, notably that of a fundamentally romantic woman offers something new to her discography. For this, Aya is a real success. © Brice Miclet/Qobuz
Les plus grands succès de Petula Clark
Petula Clark
Pop - Released March 4, 2006 | BMG Rights Mgmt France SARL
Extraterrestre
Jul
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released June 3, 2022 | D'Or et de Platine
Le voyageur
Georges Moustaki
Pop - Released January 27, 2004 | Universal Music Division Label Panthéon