The 2003 single "Un singe en hiver" marked a pivotal moment in Indochine's career, showcasing their renewed energy and melodic sensibilities. This track became a significant hit, signaling their successful transition into the 21st century.
- "Un singe en hiver" was released as a single in November 2003 by Columbia Records. The song was featured on Indochine's 2005 album, "Alice & June". It became one of the band's most popular songs in the 2000s.
- The single's release preceded the success of the "Alice & June" album, which would go on to achieve platinum status in France. This period represented a significant comeback for the band.
- "Un singe en hiver" means "A Monkey in Winter" in English, a reference to the 1962 film of the same name starring Jean Gabin and Jean-Paul Belmondo.
Indochine is a French rock band formed in 1981. They are known for their post-punk and new wave sound, achieving massive success in the French-speaking world. At the time of "Un singe en hiver"'s release, Indochine were experiencing a career resurgence after a period of lower popularity in the 1990s, reconnecting with a new generation of fans.
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