Discover the very first LIVE album of the Louise Attaque recorded in September 2023 during their last triumphal tour.

Henri Duparcs output is slight: no more than seventeen songs survive, but on them rests his reputation as one of the greatest composers in the history of the mlodie. He composed them between the ages of 20 and 37, after which he lived for another 48 years without publishingand hardly writinganother note. Unlike Faur, three years his senior, who by the age of 20 had already produced a fair corpus of juvenile songs, Duparcs first mlodies, from Chanson triste on, reveal his fully developed genius. Featuring sixteen melodies, Norwegian mezzo-soprano Ann-Beth Solvang is joined on this new recording by Norwegian tenor Eirik Grtvedt accompanied by prominent Scandinavian pianist John Lidal who is recognised for his versatility and extensive experience both as an accompanist and chamber musician.

"Volatil" is ZAZIE's 12th album. Carried by the single "PEU IMPORTE", this album explores the movements of existence, between lightness and depth. A free, sensitive and airy record, faithful to ZAZIE's singular writing, where emotions, catchy melodies and looks at our time mingle.

Ma rencontre avec le contrebassiste François Poitou a donné lieu à une musique hybride, un nouveau terrain de jeu aussi déstabilisant que rafraîchissant. Sur scène ou en studio, nous sommes entourés d’une team de talent avec Stéphane Adsuar à la batterie aujourd’hui remplacé par Julien Sérié, Olivier Laisney à la trompette et Maxime Berton au saxophone.

Following the success of her first two albums—Thérèse, Vivre d'amour (2013, platinum) and Aimer, c'est tout donner (2018, gold)—Natasha St-Pier returns with Thérèse, Ma petite voie, her third and final album dedicated to the world of Thérèse of Lisieux. More intimate, bold, and personal, this album marks the culmination of a unique artistic and spiritual journey. It explores Thérèse's letters, writings, and poems through original songs carried by Natasha St-Pier's luminous voice. Surrounded by prestigious songwriters and composers such as Ycare, Grégory Turpin, Glorious, Carla de Coignac, and Salvatore Adamo, Natasha St-Pier delivers a profoundly human album centered on universal themes: love, resilience, grief, hope, and the search for meaning. The album also includes a cover of “La mémoire d'Abraham,” written by Jean-Jacques Goldman and made famous by Céline Dion. Blending acoustic gentleness, pop influences, and orchestral elegance, Thérèse, ma petite voie continues a project

With Night Celebration, Thomas Leleu embraces a bold pop direction through his own compositions, opening a new chapter in his artistic journey. He shapes a distinctive sound blending influences from pop, soul, and disco pop. At the heart of the project, the night becomes a space of contrasts—between shadow and light, silence and awakening—in a work that is both sensory and poetic.

In September 2024, to beautifully close the year of its 20th anniversary, the Parisian label Nø Førmat! gave carte blanche to Vincent Segal to imagine a unique festival day. Marked by artistic performances scattered throughout the Théâtre Silvia Monfort and the adjoining public garden, the event invited the audience to wander from one surprise to another. This evening, under the sign of emotion and brotherhood, brought together the label's artists and was held in tribute to Ballaké Sissoko, who was absent, mourning the death of his mother, whose spiritual presence ultimately transcended the entire concert. A selection of eight acoustic tracks recorded live during this concert at the Théâtre Silvia Monfort, featuring ALA.NI, Émile Parisien, Lucas Santtana, Piers Faccini, Vincent Peirani, and Vincent Segal.

Corbillard's greatest hits album, Débranché, feature 14 tracks from their four albums: J'irai m'crasher sur vos tombes (2011), Enfoncer le clou (2014), Faux & Usage de Faux (2017) and Temps Mort (2020).

Hiba Tawaji and Ibrahim Maalouf come together on their first collaborative album, À La Française, a heartfelt tribute to French repertoire. Joined by the French Republican Guard Orchestra and a jazz quintet, they move through classical, jazz and Eastern influences with real elegance and ease.

César Franck's songs are a special phenomenon in his oeuvre. Although they do not occupy such a prominent place as his monumental organ or symphonic works, they are an extremely important testimony and legacy of the composer's spiritual and emotional world. Franck – an introvert and a deeply religious man – treated vocal music as a space for contemplation and personal confession. His songs were not created with salon glamour in mind – they are rather intimate miniatures with varied symbolism, evocative harmonies and lyrical depth. In works such as Nocturne and Les cloches du soir, we find Franck's typical poetics of twilight.

Fête Française is a celebration of French joie de vivre with upbeat contemporary songs that will transport you to the streets of Paris. This vibrant collection brings together ten artists whose work blends chanson, pop, and manouche swing with global influences ranging from Caribbean rhythms to Colombian cumbia and African kora melodies.

Kirstin Chávez’s desire to share the songs she has come to love best seems only to grow with the passing of time, and the moment is ripe to offer this next album from the culture that has been such a huge part of her life for more than two decades. Having traveled the world to perform the eponymous French-singing femme fatale, Carmen, Chávez felt it the perfect time to bring forth a collection of her all-time favorite French love songs with AMOUR.

Vault Treasures Restored: The French Collection is a specialized digital compilation album featuring the legendary American singer, actress, and cabaret star Eartha Kitt. The release highlights Eartha Kitt's distinct mastery of French-language cabaret music, a signature style she developed while performing extensively in Europe early in her career.

Once again studio master / composer / bassist Guy Segers assembles a huge cast of progressive musicians to perform / improvise 8 new pieces. Guy's methods of composition and collage remain as before, but each new Eclectic Maybe Band release brings a new perspective to the music. This time round harder, more brittle sounds emerge from an album with a very punchy attitude. A mixture of avant pop and progressive complexity.

Henri Salvador was a French Caribbean singer, comedian and cabaret artist.