Un nouvel album pour Marie-France.
Sortie en format digital de l’album de Marie France et les Fantômes !
Aujourd’hui est un jour magique pour nous !
L’album “Kiss” de Marie France et les Fantômes sort en digital :
Les CDs arrivent début janvier, sortie magasin prévue début février.
Pour plus de détails, voir la page d’infos ici.
La pochette :
Liens.
English communiqué :
Her first effort was a punk single in 1977 on Romantik Records, “Déréglée”. Some thirty years later, she reunited with the man who wrote that first song, Belgian songwriter Jacques Duvall, known for his work with Jane Birkin, Etienne Daho and others including Sparks and The Runaways. The man in charge with the project was another mad man from Belgium, Benjamin Schoos aka Miam Monster Miam. “Phantom featuring Marie France” was released in 2008 and was a great pop’n’roll album, somewhere between Blondie, Gainsbourg and The Velvets.
And now here comes her second album with her belgian friends. One of the highlights of this record is a duet with long time friend Chrissie Hynde, caught singing in french for the first time. Marie France rants over these new tracks like a parisian Ronnie Spector, with carefree sex appeal and yet an almost painful sense of tragedy. Marie France is an ambiguous character, her life is a spicy comedy and a mysterious melodrama at the same time. It all shows in this record. This new amazing record was recorded in Belgium and mastered by Ivan Julian (Richard Hell and the Voivoid) at Matt Verta Ray’s studio N. Y. Hed.
