Synthétiseur

Born in 1970, Guillaume Connesson has won several prestigious awards. His writing, thanks to an exceptional sense of rhythm and color, is of a very accessible language, even exciting, which has earned him great success, especially with the younger generations. The program of this double CD is the richest possible calling card of the composer's work: it contains his most beautiful pages of chamber music, interpreted by the very best of French soloists, including Eric Le Sage. (piano), Paul Meyer (clarinet) Jerôme Pernoo (cello), Florent Héau (clarinet) and the Parisii Quartet in particular.

Le vent a tourné, la fumée s’est envolée, le feu brûle… Après le succès de son dernier album «Be Sensational» et une tournée de plus de 200 concerts, Jeanne Added revient avec un nouvel album, «Radiate». A travers celui-ci, la chanteuse rayonne, elle chante avec une ferveur enivrante d’émotions. Vraie, proche, détendue, elle chante à visage découvert. Pour son second opus, Jeanne Added Explique : «j’avais envie de plus de voix, c’est-à-dire d’entendre ma voix telle que je connais, de la faire entendre dans un spectre plus large». Frédéric Soulard (qu’elle connait depuis le Conservatoire National Supérieur de Paris, membre du groupe Limousine) et Mar Kerr (ancien batteur des Rita Mitsouko) forment ensemble Maestro et signent la production de l’album «Deux immenses musiciens, précise-t-elle, Fred est chez lui dans n’importe quelle machine, n’importe quel synthétiseur et Mark est un grand programmateur de boîte à rythme, et un batteur imparable.

CHROMB! has been making CHROMB! for ten years, five albums and many concerts. And CHROMB! is music. The band is driven by four heads, propelled by an overflowing imagination, electrically powered and impervious to classification. Sometimes its mother is jazz, since CHROMB! looks like her in photos, sometimes it's rock, since it's true that it's not completely wrong. What defines CHROMB! above all is their elasticity, their devotion to both melody and racket, and their obstinacy in continuing to invent unpredictable pieces of music.