40 Succès en Or es una recopilación doble de Dalida lanzada en 1997 en ocasión del décimo aniversario del fallecimiento de la cantante. El propio hermano de Dalida se encargó personalmente de la selección de temas, que además fueron remasterizados para esta antología. 40 Succès en Or posee argumentos de peso para ser considerada la recopilación definitiva de una de las mayores leyendas del pop francés© TiVo

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What a long way for the pioneer of French electronic music since his departure from the GRM of Pierre Schaeffer – the father of musique concrète et électroacoustique (concrete and electroacoustic music) – where he spent two years (from 1969 to 1971) that turned out to be decisive for the remainder of his career. After fifty years of introducing an entire generation to electronic music and becoming the most famous French artist outside of his borders, Jean-Michel Jarre is revisiting his abundant discography with this Planet Jarre compilation that gathers 41 tracks divided into four parts.The first album features, like its title Soundscapes suggests, musical landscapes, contemplative tracks bordering with ambient music, including the melancholic The Heart of Noise (The Origin) as well as two extracts from Oxygène 3 from 2016, Parts 19 and 20. On the second, named Themes, Jarre compiled his most “catchy” songs, produced for the most part in the seventies and eighties (except for Bells and Chronology, Pt. 4), with the famous Oxygène, Part. 4, the Moroderian Equinoxe Part 5, and the iconic Fourth Rendez-vous. The third record, Séquences, focuses on more “hypnotic” titles, like Arpegiateur from 1982 and the psytrance Exit, composed with Edward Snowden in 2016, as well as the dance-floor bomb Oxygène 8, from the 1997 album Oxygène 7-13.This Séquences is reinforced with two previously unreleased tracks, Herbalizer and Opening Coachella, recorded during the Frenchman’s performance at the prestigious Californian festival. Finally, disc number 4, Explorations & Early Works, might be the most interesting of the batch, first of all because it features two minutes of Music for Supermarkets, his single-copy album released in 1983. Worth noting is the nerve-shredding Roseland (Le Pays de rose) he wrote for the film The Burned Barns in 1973 (featuring Delon and Signoret), and most importantly La Cage, a track composed in 1969 at the GRM with a musical saw, a rattle, a wooden spoon and a synthesiser (with Erosmachine on the B side with spring noises). Two tracks from another world sold in only 117 copies (!) that help us truly grasp how far Jarre has come… © Smaël Bouaici/Qobuz

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Recorded throughout her interrupted 2010 European tour, Francophone singer/songwriter Lynda Lemay's twelfth release, Blessee, is a live album with a difference. Alongside performances of five tracks plucked from her back catalog including "Gros Colons: Gros Blaireaux," "Un Verre de N'importe Quoi," and "Un Golfeur," there are also 13 previously unreleased brand new compositions, which allow the critically acclaimed chanteuse to pursue a more acoustic, stripped-back sound.© Jon O'Brien /TiVo

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