album · January 10, 2005
Mutatis mutandis
Universal Music Division BarclaySee this day
alternativeindie rock
The 2005 release "Mutatis mutandis" finds Juliette at a pivotal moment in her career, exploring new sonic territories. The album's blend of introspective lyrics and experimental soundscapes solidified her reputation as a daring artist.
- "Mutatis mutandis" was released on January 10, 2005, by Universal Music Division Barclay. The album features a notable collaboration with producer Nigel Godrich, known for his work with Radiohead. It charted at number 23 on the French SNEP albums chart.
- The recording sessions for "Mutatis mutandis" took place at the legendary Black Box Studios in France. This period marked a departure from her earlier, more guitar-driven sound, incorporating electronic elements and ambient textures.
- The lead single from "Mutatis mutandis," "Le grand amour," received significant airplay on independent radio stations across Europe. The album was lauded by critics for its artistic evolution and emotional depth.
Juliette is an alternative and indie rock artist from France. She is best known for her critically acclaimed albums and distinctive vocal style.
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