album · June 24, 2013
Amuse Bouches
Universal Music Division Mercury RecordsSee this day
popdance-popart pop
The 2013 album "Amuse Bouches" finds Frégé exploring a more experimental and dance-oriented sound, moving away from her previous work. This release showcases her versatility and willingness to push artistic boundaries.
- "Amuse Bouches" was produced by Benjamin Diamond, known for his work with the French electronic duo Phoenix. The album features collaborations with several notable French artists, including Keren Ann and Vincent Delerm. It reached number 25 on the French SNEP album charts.
- This album marked a significant shift in Frégé's musical direction, incorporating more electronic and dance-pop elements into her signature style. Critics noted the album's sophisticated production and Frégé's more assertive vocal delivery.
- The album was released on June 24, 2013, by Universal Music Division Mercury Records. It was Frégé's fourth studio album and followed her 2010 release "La Fille de l'après-midi".
Élodie Frégé is a French pop singer who gained fame after winning the third season of the reality TV show "Star Academy" in 2003. Her music often blends pop sensibilities with elements of jazz and chanson.
Tracklist
