This 1971 album features Hardy's signature blend of introspective lyrics and sophisticated arrangements, marking a mature phase in her career. She both sang and composed for this record, a rarity at the time.
- The album was produced by Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, who also worked with Claude François.
- This was Hardy's first album released on the disc' AZ label, having previously been with Vogue.
- The album contains the song "Le Métamorphe," with lyrics by Hardy and music by Jacques Dutronc, her partner at the time.
Françoise Hardy is a French singer-songwriter and actress, known for her melancholic pop songs and her association with the yé-yé movement. In 1971, she was at a creative peak, having recently moved from Vogue to the independent label Sonopresse, releasing records with a more personal and adult approach.
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