Artist.......: Camille
Album........: Live au Zenith (Music Hole Tour)
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Alternative
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS
Rip.date.....: Mar-01-2009
Str.date.....: Nov-25-2008
Quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: www.camille-music.com
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Live au Zenith (Music Hole Tour)
01. Canards Sauvages
02. Planete
03. Home Is Where It Hurts
04. Waves
05. Au Port
06. Cat's And Dogs
07. The Monk
08. Gospel With No Lord
09. Pale Septembre / Winter's Child
10. Ta Douleur
11. Money Note
Runtime 52:23 min
Size 54,6 MB
Release Notes:
Recorded : March, 01, 2009 (France 2 HD)
Performed : November 25, 2008 (France)
French pop chanteuse Camille attracted international
attention as a member of the acclaimed Nouvelle Vague
before resuming her solo career. Born Camille Dalmais in
Paris in 1978, she focused on ballet throughout
adolescence while developing a passion for bossa nova and
American stage musicals. At 16, she performed an original
song, "Un Homme DΘsertΘ," at a wedding and from that point
forward embraced songwriting, channeling influences
including '60s folk and '70s soul. While taking vocal
lessons Camille began playing Paris jazz clubs, and in
2001 she made her professional acting debut in the film
Les Morsures de l'Aube, contributing the song "La Vie la
Nuit" to its soundtrack. At the same time her demo tape
entered circulation, and upon signing to the Virgin
subsidiary Source, she began work on her 2002 debut LP, Le
Sac de Filles, a critical and commercial success buoyed by
the single "Demeure d'un Ciel."
In April 2004 Camille joined producers Marc Collin and
Olivier Libaux in Nouvelle Vague, a project dedicated to
bossa nova-influenced cover renditions of new wave and
post-punk classics. She contributed four lead vocals to
the LP, including renditions of the Clash's "The Guns of
Brixton" and the Dead Kennedys' "Too Drunk to Fuck," and
was a featured performer on the subsequent European tour
in support of the album. Camille returned to her solo
career in early 2005 with her sophomore effort, Le Fil,
which fell just shy of the French Top Ten thanks to the
success of its lead single, "Ta Douleur." The disc ended
up winning Best New Album of the Year honors at the annual
Victoires de la Musique awards, where she also earned the
title of Breakthrough Live Act. Days later, Camille issued
her third LP, the 2005 concert set Live au Trianon.