Artist.......: Zazie
Album........: Encore Heureux
Label........: Mercury
Genre........: Chanson
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: CD (LP)
Rip.date.....: 2015-10-29
Str.date.....: 2015-10-30
Quality......: 247kbps/44.1kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: http://www.zazieonline.com/
track title time
1. Encore Heureux 4:13
2. I Love You All 4:37
3. Oui-filles 4:29
4. PerchΘe 4:16
5. Faut Pas S'y Fier 4:01
6. Pise 4:13
7. Tais-toi 3:43
8. Petroleum 4:14
9. Discold 4:46
10. Sait-on Jamais 4:24
11. Adieu Tristesse 4:11
Runtime 47:07
Size 83.86
Release Notes:
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Zazie was one in a long line of French models and actresses turned pop stars,
rocketing to overnight success with her 1993 debut single, "SucrΘ Sale." Born
Isabelle de Truchis de Varennes in Boulogne-Billancourt on April 18, 1964, she
grew up enamored of French chanson icons like Georges Brassens, Jacques Brel,
and Barbara, and at ten began studying violin, soon adding piano and guitar to
her curriculum. As a teen Zazie also began writing her own songs, and continued
working on original material while studying psychotherapy. After graduation, the
statuesque brunette launched a career as a professional model, becoming a
familiar face in French fashion spreads and advertisements over the decade to
follow. Finally in 1992 Zazie resumed her musical aspirations in full, traveling
to England to record her debut album at Peter Gabriel's renowned Real World
Studios. Je, Tu, Ils, titled in tribute to American psychotherapist Howard
Buten, followed a year later and launched the smash "SucrΘ Sale," which earned
the singer Best Female Newcomer of the Year honors at the annual Victoires de la
Musique awards. The follow-up, Zen, was even more warmly received, acclaimed for
both Zazie's smart, wry lyrics and its seamless integration of contemporary pop
idioms with traditional instruments spanning from the accordion to the djembΘ.
In addition to writing and recording her third LP, Made in Love, in 1998, that
same year Zazie composed material for Johnny Hallyday, including the blockbuster
hit "Allumer le Feu." A subsequent tour yielded her first concert LP, Made in
Live. In the wake of 2001's La Zizanie, the singer shelved tour plans after
discovering she was pregnant. Her daughter Lola was born in August 2002, and
that same year Zazie received the Victoires de la Musique award for Best Female
Artist of the Year. Her next LP, 2004's RodΘo, balanced its electronic sheen
with her most personal and intimate lyrics to date. Totem followed in 2007. In
2010 Zazie began work on a concept piece, recording forty-nine songs split into
seven, seven track EPs. A condensed version, Za7ie, featuring fourteen tracks
was released the same year. Cyclo, ZazieÆs eighth studio album followed in 2013.
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