Music Review: French Pop
March 8, 2007
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Music Review: French Pop

The clouds are back in San Francisco this afternoon and it has put me in a funny mood. A mood, more specifically, tailored perfectly for some French music.

iTunes is great for discovering new tunes from around the world. Along with Carla Bruni, Daran and Serge Gainsbourg, the French band Paris Combo is a favorite find. I have a couple songs from their 2005 album, Attraction. Fibre De Verre and Lettre a Paris are both really good for a cold March day.

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  1. christina at 6:38 am

    okay, that’s it. all of your posts are great but french music, too? i love your blog! thanks~

  2. Chelsea at 3:32 pm

    I love these French artists too! You should check out Feist, she is Canadian but lives in France. One of my favorites.

  4. love.boxes at 4:21 pm

    I have never heard any French Pop, I don’t think. I will have to look into some of your suggestions. It sounds fun! 🙂 And, fun is good because it’s gray and drizzly here. 🙁

  5. mrsem Author at 4:26 pm

    Great suggestions! I have a couple Feist songs but I haven’t heard of Kyo before 🙂

  6. Anonymous at 6:22 pm

    Try Mylene Farmer, Lara Fabian and Laam. These are my favorite french singers.

  7. Anonymous at 6:22 pm

    by the way– Feist is not pop… she is very much country… or folk should I say

  8. ambika at 10:11 pm

    Ooo, I’ll have to check these guys out. I just recently discovered Charlotte Gainsbourg (very moody music) and have been a long time fan of Stereo Total and the Prototypes.