Françoiz Breut - Une Saison Volée

Styles: Vocal
Year: 2005
File: MP3@256K/s
Time: 50:15
Size: 92,7 MB
Art: Front

 1. Intro - 1:04
 2. La Certitude - 4:37
 3. Over All - 4:44
 4. Le Ravin - 2:51
 5. La Vie Devant Soi - 3:08
 6. Tambours - 0:13
 7. Ultimo - 2:41
 8. Km 83 - 5:19
 9. Sur Le Balcon - 1:03
10. Une Ville Allongée Sur Le Dos - 4:27
11. La Boîte De Nuit - 3:39
12. Please Be Angry - 4:05
13. Ciudad Del Mar - 4:22
14. Le Premier Bonheur Du Jour - 3:28
15. Contourne-Moi - 4:26

Following in the fine downbeat Gallic pop tradition laid down by Serg‚ Gainsbourg, Françoise Hardy & France Gall, Warner releases Fran‡oiz Breut's third album, Une Sason Volee (which translates to 'One Stolen Season'). Brought up in Cherbourg, Françoiz's early musical influences were gleaned from her sister's vast vinyl collection & some late nights in bed with John Peel (c'mon, the radio show!) After leaving school, she started singing in a cover band doing versions of The Kinks & X-Ray Spex. During this time she met & fell in love with Dominique A. (now a huge star in France). She accompanied him on stage for 3 years & sang backing vocals on his album 'Twenty-Two Bar'. Then towards the end of 1996 she realised she wanted to do something for herself. Working with Dominique, this sad elegant music slowly begun to evolve. 

There's a subtle feminine edge to her songs; and with the cool brushes of Sacha Toorop evoking a 50's jazz feel & the Hammond organ & slide guitar of Dominique A., a poignant canvas for Fran‡oiz's captivating vocals is formed. Think Nico's 'Chelsea Girl' and Lee Hazelwood's 'Requiem For An Almost Lady.' Warner. 2005.~Editorial Reviews http://www.amazon.com/Une-Saison-Volee-Francoiz-Breut/dp/B0007GB9M0

Une Saison Volée

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