Anne Sylvestre

Anne Sylvestre, Agnes Bihl, Nathalie Miravette, Dorothee Daniel - Carre de Dames (2015) {Banco Music BAN3269}
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French Pop / French Chanson

If there is one thing that brings together Anne Sylvestre and Agnès Bihl, two singers of different generations, it is the love of the good word and the way to make it live. Supported by pianists Dorothée Daniel and Nathalie Miravette, they reinterpret here, as a duo, a few selected moments from their personal repertoire. The result is spontaneous, often very funny (les Imbéciles, Son mec à mo). But what seduces the most in this album in the form of parenthesis is the pleasure it contains and the good mood that emerges from it. What does it matter if the interpretations are not always perfect, since the result is jubilant?

Depuis les toutes premières notes de Fanny Ardant et moi entendues à la radio il y a maintenant bien longtemps, je suis une inconditionnelle de Vincent Delerm. J’ai écouté sans fin tous ses albums les uns après les autres, et j’ai découvert que ses concerts étaient aussi théâtraux que musicaux. Son nouveau disque Favourite Songs, un album de reprises en duo enregistrées en live, fait le lien et ne m’a pas déçue.

There are moments in our lives when birth and death intersect and engage in dialogue for a moment. Often, this is done in silence. La Féline decided to go the musical route. Vie Future, the third album by musician and author Agnès Gayraud (she is just about to publish her recent philosophical essay Dialectic of Pop in English (Urbanomic, 2019), is a truly cosmic record. At once deep and airborne, like the musician herself, it is an opus concerned with the cycle of life – that arc in which the cosmos expresses itself in the physical world, and where worries about the present never stand in the way of joy.