Great video ! I would recommend : - Ma pauvre Lucette - Vendredi sur mer - La femme - Flavien Berger - Voyou - Violett Pi - Stupeflip - Damien Saez - Les Wriggles - La rue kétanou Some rap : - Keny Arkana Older french music : - Georges Brassens -Jacques Brel
I found it fascinating that I'm French and I don't know any of these artists haha (except for Les Choristes which is a really famous movie here). I am a fan of Angèle :)
LEJ??? They've gone viral a few times. To be honest I should have spent a lot longer in French music before making this, but I wanted to make a video cos I was excited haha.
Here is my short list (artist - song title): 1. Renaud - Mistral Gagnant 2. Jacques Brel - Le plat pays 3. Charles Aznavour - Emmenez moi 4. Stromae - Formidable 5. Daniel Bélanger - Spoutnik
Me trying to learn french: 1 hr searching for a good song 10 minutes listening to the song 😂😂😂😂 And I usually end up listening to French versions of Disney songs.
For all French learners out there, I recommend you to listen to Barbara (not Pravi), her music is absolutely wonderful ✨ My favourite songs from her are Du bout des lèvres, Göttingen and Dis, quand reviendras-tu ! Also Loïc Nottet, who is a Belgian singer, made a song recently called “Mr/Mme” that is really good and completely in French!! (he usually makes songs in English) Foé and Tim Dup are also very good French singers!
Having seen the style of music you have posted I think you would enjoy a singer named Coeur de Pirate from Quebec, that is if you arent familiar already.
This is great! I've been learning French for the past 6 months and listening to music while I run, do housework, and study other subjects has been really helpful. Honestly, the biggest rush is figuring out over time what a song is saying as you learn more and more words. On my list is a lot of older stuff similar to what @Latex Panda suggested, a lot of Charles Aznavour (La bohème, Emmenez-moi, Comme ils disent, Hier encore), Jacques Brel (Ne me quitte pas, Vesoul), and La Rua Madureira by Pauline Croze.
Thanks for this! I have to learn French and usually music is one of my biggest inspiration as well for learning new languages, but I struggle to find good songs in French though, I will check these out! A cool song I discovered here in France is "La tribu de dana" of Manau, if you want to listen to something kinda particular :) Cheers
Nice collection, Sir! I knew some of them and learned of some new ones. Off the top of my head, here are some artists in the order I discovered them, with a good introductory song for each one: 1. Desireless - Voyage, voyage 2. Niagara - Quand la ville dort 3. Etienne Daho - Des attractions désastre 4. MC Solaar - Galaktika 5. Les Négress Vertes - Voilà l’été 6. Mano Negra - Paris la nuit 7. Hector Zazou (feat. Anneli Drecker & Gérard Depardieu) - I'll Strangle You (includes words from Artur Rimbaud) 8. Natacha Atlas - Soleil d'Egypte 9. Yves Montand - À bicyclette 10. Beirut - Nantes That was just the tip of the iceberg. I also collect records & CDs, and I still have some cassettes and MDs in boxes. Enjoy!
1- Damien Saez - Kasia. His songs are lyrics first so that might be helpful. 2- Alcest - Autre Temps. 3- Les Discrets - Après l'ombre. 4- L'imperatrice - Erreur 404
Ariane Roy - Le ciel est en place OR Ce Qu'il Reste (Really, really unknown artist but so talented. Probably my favorite that I've stumbled upon.) Coeur de Pirate - Place de la Republique (Wood & Wires sur YT) ZAZ - She has a GREAT acoustic cover of Dans Ma Rue by... Edith Piaf? No love? :) The Lost Fingers (On Va S'aimer cover is great) Charles Aznavour - Les deux guitares Oxmo Puccino - 365 jours I could go for days....
My short list: Jeremy Frérot - beautiful mélodies and lyrics Joyce Johnathon - Pop but very sweet Vianney - Great singer/songwriter Maitre Gimms - Wow! La Femme - Just really interesting
I am french and never heard about any of them. So here is my contribution - coeur de pirate : adieu, salement romantique (she is canadian but her songs are lovely) - Christine & the queen : la marcheuse, nuit 17 a 52, comme si ( her songs are more for advanced French speakers because their are really poetic ans cover beautiful themes. She make an English version of each of her songs so make sure it is the french version) Claudio Capeo: un homme debout, ( he plays an old french music instrument called accordeon) Frero delavega: le champ des Sirènes ( this songs makes me cry each time) Indila - deniere danse Vianney - sans le dire (best breakup song ever ) I will stop otherwise I am unstoppable
I'm sitting here in the dark, silently giggling to myself over your ‘reenactment’ of listening to Beethoven. Thank you. This video was a bit of a surprise. I ended up becoming much more invested than I anticipated, even unsure at first whether to watch it or not. I really dig the clip you showed at number five. I'll have to check that out. Also, it kind of sounds to me from this video that French lends itself surprisingly well to rapping. By the way, does Chopin count? 😉
Ma liste, bienvenue dans ma realité , ZAZ, (tout ce qu'elle fait, mais commencé avec "Je veux " mon Dieu c'est un bijou, de chanson), Christofer Mae (il est où le bonheur), Indochine ( le 13ème album très bon,station 13., song for a dream, ete français..), Boulevard de airs (Bruxelles, et tout le temps), Claudio Capeo (Ça va, ça va) Big & flo (Dommage), Soprano, (Cosmo) Stromae, (Papaoutai, formidable, alors on danse).... et je m'arrête qu'autrement je serais ici tout le jour.
Merci ! C'est une grande liste ! 'Stromae' et 'Big & Flo' je les déjà connaissais, et je ne deteste pas 'Alors on danse' mais je ne l'aime pas non plus. Mais ta liste m'intigue, merci.
I'm going to drop in some names here that I haven't seen in other comments: - Eddy de Pretto ('Kid' for example) - Fatals Picards, I'd guess it can be harder to understand, but you'll get to learn French sarcasm! (They did quite a funny Eurovision performance as well) - Superbus - Bénabar - Zazie tends to have nice lyrics ('Je suis un homme' for example) Older but Jean-Jacques Goldmann has a ton of great songs. Also songs from musicals such as 'Notre Dame de Paris' or 'Starmania' are quite well known and have nice lyrics.
I have 8 playlists of French songs, older than yours and more famous. The 8 titles begin with Song:Fr Thank you for sharing. That sounds very interesting. I think I never heard about 8 of the 10. Pomme comes in my recommandations (that's the French word) but I never listen to anything from her. I know the music of Les Choristes to be good but I don't even know the name of the persons. Please tell me if you know any of the singers or songs in my lists and if anything is to your liking.
Merci Michel. Je crois que le mot anglais est aussi "recommendations..." ah oui, c'est ça. Mais je dois me souvenir puis que mon TH-cam est en français aussi. En fait je ne suis pas grand fan de Pomme, la recommendation, c'était plutôt pour ceux qui apprennent le français... Et je ne pense pas que c'est toi. 😂
@@daysandwords In French we write recommAndation. I learned about new singers, thank you. puis que in 2 words means then (or next) that. puisque in 1 word means since or because - and we hear the S only in the one word version.
Have you considered making a spotify playlist for your music recommendations? Would be super cool...plus it could also expose your TH-cam channel to language learners on Spotify who might want to check out your TH-cam content. Thank you for making this! This music is much better than the random French music I had been listening to before... 😀
I recommend listening to a French radio station or something! I really like to listen to virginradio.fr from time to time. Since it's a pop radio station you get a good idea of what French people are actually are listening to.
For me, Indochine, and Téléphone, are great bands. Noir Désir have some great tracks and a really problematic lead singer. Téléphone - Un autre monde Indochine - L’aventurier Noir Désir - Le vent nous portera
Yanis Kabyle I learnt French when I was like 4 mainly by watching cartoons, than by reading books when I grew up, so I can’t really give you any advise on how to to learn it as an adult, but I would say it all depends on your level now. If you’re an absolute beginner start with vocabulary (which shouldn’t be too hard, European languages share a lot of similar words, you only realize this benefit when you try to learn a language from a totally different group), and basic grammar. French « conjugaison » and spelling can be tricky, I wouldn’t advice to start learning them until you get used to the language a little bit. Now if you already have some notions, you can improve by reading. I think it’s hard to grasp the complex grammatical notions of any language just as theory so I have always been fond of discovering them on actual material, watch some French TH-cam too and turn on French subtitles at first, translate short stories or songs from French to your native tongue, write short stories in French, try to find a French speaking friend to practice with. Ask them to correct your mistakes. Ironically all the advices I’m giving you here come from the way I learnt English which I did a little bit later in life x) it’s very subjective but I believe reading helps a lot, and don’t be afraid to try hard books when you feel ready for that!
Serge Gainsbourg was eccentric and pretty much always drunk towards the end of his life... but boy did he leave us some amazing music. (Listen to l’eau à la bouche)
I've got a few different vibes from different genres, but I hope you'd like them :) si je dois choisir un groupe à écouter pour le reste de ma vie, je choisirais Paradis, ils ont fait rien que les chansons parfaites. 70's Indie/ Pop: Enrico Macias- Adieu mon pays Groovy but Chill Dance: Paradis- Parfait Tirage Rap: 13Block- Amis d'avant & PNL- Deux Frères Jazzy Relaxation- Gabriel August- Coup bas Heartbroken hip-hop- Lomepal- Trop Beau Classical Piano: DeBussy- Clair de Lune Sexy duet: Arthur H- La Chanson de Satie
First off, I'm overjoyed to share two of the artists I had in mind, that being CLIO and L.E.J! Alas, enough jibber jabber, my list in no particular order. 1. Claire Laffut - Vérité 2. Stromae - Formidable or Tous les mêmes 3. L'impératrice - Erreur 404 4. L.E.J - saine sainte n'y touche 5. Boggie - Un an à Paris 6. CLIO - T'as vu 7. Tryo - Désolé pour hier soir
As a student of French, I LOVE Bigflo et Oli. . While they are a bit mainstream they have a variety of songs, some more humorous and others with a surprising degree of depth and self-awareness. I especially recommend "Demain", "Ferme les yeux","Comme d'hab" and "Mytho".
You should check up Québec French music its a lot different. A short list 👇 1) Les cowboys fringant 2)les 2 frères 3) Pierre Lapointe 4) Loco Locass 5) les 3 accords
Great list! I'm going to mention some of my favorite French songs in an upcoming video, what a coincidence😅 We don't have the same taste in music but you might like Angèle's songs ("Perdus" is my favorite one). Also, I really like the song Switzerland wanted to send to Eurovision ("Répondez-moi" by Gjon's Tears).
Très bien ! I really don't have narrow enough tastes for anyone to be sure that I don't like the same music as them. I mean I luuuuuurve Beethoven. And Tchaikovsky, and Chopin. But also Rage Against the Machine, and Suzane (the semi-rapper/singer I mentioned in this video). I also love some EuroVision songs. I really liked Belgium's entry from about 4 years ago "What's the Pressure?" and then on the other side, I loved Estonia's from 2018 (the opera singer in the dress that they spent like half the country's GDP on haha). Basically, I dunno if it's a thing in Switzerland, but in Australia, it's very popular to say that you like lots of styles of music... but I have met few people who actually do like as many styles as I do. I will look up your favourites, thank you. :-) Actually I should have checked Switzerland given what Belgium ended up giving us.
Days of French 'n' Swedish Ah, well, I guess you might like some of them🤔 My taste in French music is actually a bit different than my taste in English music. According to Spotify I like to listen to Francoton (the French version of Reggaeton😅). Eurovision is great (more ridiculous than anything but that’s why I love it). I liked Estonia's entry too (tbh, every song was better than the "winner"). My favorite for this year was Lithuania. Too bad they can't compete with the same songs next year. Yes, I think Swiss people also say that they like different types of music but they only listen to pop and rap (unless they're clearly only into punk or something like that).
Haha, thank you. Well yeah I mean he has lived in France since like 1993 and they started playing together in 1996 and they still are, so, he's basically French now.
Check the French indie playlists on Spotify. If you start listening to Pomme and Alice et Moi, you'll get a lot of songs in a similar genre (there are a lot of great bands and singers).
Do you mean Unit 42? La Cavale is used in like the 4th episode of that but not for the opening (so you might mean another one?) But even for that, I had to wait for the credits to check what the music was. 99% of people aren't going to do that... But yeah I hope she becomes more famous, although she seems to be doing fine with the following she already has. Thanks for your comment!
I listened to the 38 songs in your list. I like them but have one very negative point about them. As I wasn't 100% in the listening I will keep it secret for now - and listen again.
OK, thank you. I mean, apart from Lisza, Paris Combo and Bruno Coulais' score for Les Choristes, the whole list was compiled in a weekend so if I had even one more week to compile the list, I'm sure it would be a different list.
Haha, it never occurred to me that they were all women. I am not really into male singers except in bands. I definitely like some English speaking male singers, but with French I just prefer the females. Sorry about that!
Zaz - Je Veux this song is so famous in Turkey that all the comments are in Turkish despite being French (th-cam.com/video/7X9kpHB7Aow/w-d-xo.html) Françoise Hardy - Le Temps de l'Amour A random song I found on TH-cam that sounds nice (th-cam.com/video/ITYVXUvMtHI/w-d-xo.html) Barış Manço - Ce Sera Le Temps A legendary Turkish singer singing a French song he wrote himself (th-cam.com/video/QuPBzAvUAEE/w-d-xo.html) I know you wanted artist that have mostly French songs, but these are the songs I know that are in French other than La Vie en Rose or Non, Je ne regrette rien
I swear STROMAE is like on every "French as second language" textbook xD
But I like him tho. Carmen, Tous les mêmes and Formidable are my favourites.
Sympa ta liste et originale pour le coup; je connais personne à part pomme
Great video ! I would recommend :
- Ma pauvre Lucette
- Vendredi sur mer
- La femme
- Flavien Berger
- Voyou
- Violett Pi
- Stupeflip
- Damien Saez
- Les Wriggles
- La rue kétanou
Some rap :
- Keny Arkana
Older french music :
- Georges Brassens
-Jacques Brel
Merci!
For a second I thought you had written "Les Wiggles" as in, The Wiggles, the Australian band for kids haha.
@@daysandwords ahah x)
I found it fascinating that I'm French and I don't know any of these artists haha (except for Les Choristes which is a really famous movie here). I am a fan of Angèle :)
LEJ??? They've gone viral a few times.
To be honest I should have spent a lot longer in French music before making this, but I wanted to make a video cos I was excited haha.
Here is my short list (artist - song title):
1. Renaud - Mistral Gagnant
2. Jacques Brel - Le plat pays
3. Charles Aznavour - Emmenez moi
4. Stromae - Formidable
5. Daniel Bélanger - Spoutnik
Merci!
Me trying to learn french:
1 hr searching for a good song
10 minutes listening to the song 😂😂😂😂
And I usually end up listening to French versions of Disney songs.
For all French learners out there, I recommend you to listen to Barbara (not Pravi), her music is absolutely wonderful ✨ My favourite songs from her are Du bout des lèvres, Göttingen and Dis, quand reviendras-tu !
Also Loïc Nottet, who is a Belgian singer, made a song recently called “Mr/Mme” that is really good and completely in French!! (he usually makes songs in English)
Foé and Tim Dup are also very good French singers!
The comments section is a gold mine! I've found 12 goose-bumps songs for my playlist. By the way, Lisza is amazing!
please could you send me that playlist or tell me the name of those songs? Thanks
Having seen the style of music you have posted I think you would enjoy a singer named Coeur de Pirate from Quebec, that is if you arent familiar already.
Merci beaucoup!!
This is great! I've been learning French for the past 6 months and listening to music while I run, do housework, and study other subjects has been really helpful. Honestly, the biggest rush is figuring out over time what a song is saying as you learn more and more words. On my list is a lot of older stuff similar to what @Latex Panda suggested, a lot of Charles Aznavour (La bohème, Emmenez-moi, Comme ils disent, Hier encore), Jacques Brel (Ne me quitte pas, Vesoul), and La Rua Madureira by Pauline Croze.
Thanks for this! I have to learn French and usually music is one of my biggest inspiration as well for learning new languages, but I struggle to find good songs in French though, I will check these out! A cool song I discovered here in France is "La tribu de dana" of Manau, if you want to listen to something kinda particular :) Cheers
Paris Combo !!!
Nice collection, Sir! I knew some of them and learned of some new ones.
Off the top of my head, here are some artists in the order I discovered them, with a good introductory song for each one:
1. Desireless - Voyage, voyage
2. Niagara - Quand la ville dort
3. Etienne Daho - Des attractions désastre
4. MC Solaar - Galaktika
5. Les Négress Vertes - Voilà l’été
6. Mano Negra - Paris la nuit
7. Hector Zazou (feat. Anneli Drecker & Gérard Depardieu) - I'll Strangle You (includes words from Artur Rimbaud)
8. Natacha Atlas - Soleil d'Egypte
9. Yves Montand - À bicyclette
10. Beirut - Nantes
That was just the tip of the iceberg. I also collect records & CDs, and I still have some cassettes and MDs in boxes.
Enjoy!
1- Damien Saez - Kasia. His songs are lyrics first so that might be helpful.
2- Alcest - Autre Temps.
3- Les Discrets - Après l'ombre.
4- L'imperatrice - Erreur 404
Alcest
One of my favorite bands in any language is Indochine. They are like a French verison of Depeche Mode. If you like that kind of music check them out.
Their early stuff reminds me of The Cure, too.
Ariane Roy - Le ciel est en place OR Ce Qu'il Reste (Really, really unknown artist but so talented. Probably my favorite that I've stumbled upon.)
Coeur de Pirate - Place de la Republique (Wood & Wires sur YT)
ZAZ - She has a GREAT acoustic cover of Dans Ma Rue by...
Edith Piaf? No love? :)
The Lost Fingers (On Va S'aimer cover is great)
Charles Aznavour - Les deux guitares
Oxmo Puccino - 365 jours
I could go for days....
My short list:
Jeremy Frérot - beautiful mélodies and lyrics
Joyce Johnathon - Pop but very sweet
Vianney - Great singer/songwriter
Maitre Gimms - Wow!
La Femme - Just really interesting
I am french and never heard about any of them. So here is my contribution
- coeur de pirate : adieu, salement romantique (she is canadian but her songs are lovely)
- Christine & the queen : la marcheuse, nuit 17 a 52, comme si ( her songs are more for advanced French speakers because their are really poetic ans cover beautiful themes. She make an English version of each of her songs so make sure it is the french version)
Claudio Capeo: un homme debout, ( he plays an old french music instrument called accordeon)
Frero delavega: le champ des Sirènes ( this songs makes me cry each time)
Indila - deniere danse
Vianney - sans le dire (best breakup song ever )
I will stop otherwise I am unstoppable
Ouai dans les chants des sirenes “melancholie cruelle, harmonie fluette, euphorie solitaire” gets me everytime.
I'm sitting here in the dark, silently giggling to myself over your ‘reenactment’ of listening to Beethoven. Thank you.
This video was a bit of a surprise. I ended up becoming much more invested than I anticipated, even unsure at first whether to watch it or not. I really dig the clip you showed at number five. I'll have to check that out. Also, it kind of sounds to me from this video that French lends itself surprisingly well to rapping.
By the way, does Chopin count? 😉
Ma liste, bienvenue dans ma realité ,
ZAZ, (tout ce qu'elle fait, mais commencé avec "Je veux " mon Dieu c'est un bijou, de chanson),
Christofer Mae (il est où le bonheur),
Indochine ( le 13ème album très bon,station 13., song for a dream, ete français..),
Boulevard de airs (Bruxelles, et tout le temps),
Claudio Capeo (Ça va, ça va)
Big & flo (Dommage),
Soprano, (Cosmo)
Stromae, (Papaoutai, formidable, alors on danse).... et je m'arrête qu'autrement je serais ici tout le jour.
Merci !
C'est une grande liste ! 'Stromae' et 'Big & Flo' je les déjà connaissais, et je ne deteste pas 'Alors on danse' mais je ne l'aime pas non plus.
Mais ta liste m'intigue, merci.
I'm going to drop in some names here that I haven't seen in other comments:
- Eddy de Pretto ('Kid' for example)
- Fatals Picards, I'd guess it can be harder to understand, but you'll get to learn French sarcasm! (They did quite a funny Eurovision performance as well)
- Superbus
- Bénabar
- Zazie tends to have nice lyrics ('Je suis un homme' for example)
Older but Jean-Jacques Goldmann has a ton of great songs.
Also songs from musicals such as 'Notre Dame de Paris' or 'Starmania' are quite well known and have nice lyrics.
I really like Angèle, Still Fresh, Lara Fabian's Papillon album, Maître Gims (Reste is one of my favorite songs), Dosseh, Poupie and ZAZ
Mrs Yéyé definetly ! I would recommend everyone check out Femme (or something? You'll find it) by her she's awesome!
I have 8 playlists of French songs, older than yours and more famous. The 8 titles begin with Song:Fr
Thank you for sharing. That sounds very interesting. I think I never heard about 8 of the 10. Pomme comes in my recommandations (that's the French word) but I never listen to anything from her. I know the music of Les Choristes to be good but I don't even know the name of the persons.
Please tell me if you know any of the singers or songs in my lists and if anything is to your liking.
Merci Michel.
Je crois que le mot anglais est aussi "recommendations..." ah oui, c'est ça. Mais je dois me souvenir puis que mon TH-cam est en français aussi.
En fait je ne suis pas grand fan de Pomme, la recommendation, c'était plutôt pour ceux qui apprennent le français... Et je ne pense pas que c'est toi. 😂
@@daysandwords In French we write recommAndation.
I learned about new singers, thank you.
puis que in 2 words means then (or next) that.
puisque in 1 word means since or because - and we hear the S only in the one word version.
Hello dear, good tutorial, could you name the list of songs in your video? THANKS..!!!
Il est libre Max😍
Have you considered making a spotify playlist for your music recommendations? Would be super cool...plus it could also expose your TH-cam channel to language learners on Spotify who might want to check out your TH-cam content. Thank you for making this! This music is much better than the random French music I had been listening to before... 😀
Thank you, no I hadn't, and thanks for the advice!
Days of French 'n' Swedish No problem! Thanks again for the video!
I recommend listening to a French radio station or something! I really like to listen to virginradio.fr from time to time. Since it's a pop radio station you get a good idea of what French people are actually are listening to.
For me, Indochine, and Téléphone, are great bands. Noir Désir have some great tracks and a really problematic lead singer.
Téléphone - Un autre monde
Indochine - L’aventurier
Noir Désir - Le vent nous portera
I love Indochine. I will have to check out the other two bands you mentioned.
I am fluent in French.
I just came here for songs recommandations x)
Merci!
Gimme some advice in learning French ;)
Yanis Kabyle I learnt French when I was like 4 mainly by watching cartoons, than by reading books when I grew up, so I can’t really give you any advise on how to to learn it as an adult, but I would say it all depends on your level now. If you’re an absolute beginner start with vocabulary (which shouldn’t be too hard, European languages share a lot of similar words, you only realize this benefit when you try to learn a language from a totally different group), and basic grammar. French « conjugaison » and spelling can be tricky, I wouldn’t advice to start learning them until you get used to the language a little bit.
Now if you already have some notions, you can improve by reading. I think it’s hard to grasp the complex grammatical notions of any language just as theory so I have always been fond of discovering them on actual material, watch some French TH-cam too and turn on French subtitles at first, translate short stories or songs from French to your native tongue, write short stories in French, try to find a French speaking friend to practice with. Ask them to correct your mistakes.
Ironically all the advices I’m giving you here come from the way I learnt English which I did a little bit later in life x) it’s very subjective but I believe reading helps a lot, and don’t be afraid to try hard books when you feel ready for that!
Nice
I recommend Francis Cabrel. He has amazing songs that he translated into Spanish himself (I saw the books on your right).
Serge Gainsbourg was eccentric and pretty much always drunk towards the end of his life... but boy did he leave us some amazing music. (Listen to l’eau à la bouche)
Merci!
Requiem di Alma est un bon chanson.
I've got a few different vibes from different genres, but I hope you'd like them :) si je dois choisir un groupe à écouter pour le reste de ma vie, je choisirais Paradis, ils ont fait rien que les chansons parfaites.
70's Indie/ Pop: Enrico Macias- Adieu mon pays
Groovy but Chill Dance: Paradis- Parfait Tirage
Rap: 13Block- Amis d'avant & PNL- Deux Frères
Jazzy Relaxation- Gabriel August- Coup bas
Heartbroken hip-hop- Lomepal- Trop Beau
Classical Piano: DeBussy- Clair de Lune
Sexy duet: Arthur H- La Chanson de Satie
Louise Attaque!!!!!
S'il vous plaît
First off, I'm overjoyed to share two of the artists I had in mind, that being CLIO and L.E.J! Alas, enough jibber jabber, my list in no particular order.
1. Claire Laffut - Vérité
2. Stromae - Formidable or Tous les mêmes
3. L'impératrice - Erreur 404
4. L.E.J - saine sainte n'y touche
5. Boggie - Un an à Paris
6. CLIO - T'as vu
7. Tryo - Désolé pour hier soir
Merci!
Francoise Hardy, her catalogue spans decades. Also, he ex husband, Jacques Dutronc.
I'm french and I only knew two of all those musicians/bands haha
I'm mostly listening to rap but I can advise you to listen to Big Flo et Oli
As a student of French, I LOVE Bigflo et Oli. . While they are a bit mainstream they have a variety of songs, some more humorous and others with a surprising degree of depth and self-awareness. I especially recommend "Demain", "Ferme les yeux","Comme d'hab" and "Mytho".
You should check up Québec French music its a lot different. A short list 👇
1) Les cowboys fringant
2)les 2 frères
3) Pierre Lapointe
4) Loco Locass
5) les 3 accords
Since you seem to really like female solo artist look up Cœur de pirate et Roxanne Bruneau
Orelsan, Big Flo & Oli, Casseurs Flowters.
THIS IS WHERE IT'S AT! YOU SIR HAVE GOOD TASTE
Great list! I'm going to mention some of my favorite French songs in an upcoming video, what a coincidence😅 We don't have the same taste in music but you might like Angèle's songs ("Perdus" is my favorite one). Also, I really like the song Switzerland wanted to send to Eurovision ("Répondez-moi" by Gjon's Tears).
Très bien !
I really don't have narrow enough tastes for anyone to be sure that I don't like the same music as them. I mean I luuuuuurve Beethoven. And Tchaikovsky, and Chopin. But also Rage Against the Machine, and Suzane (the semi-rapper/singer I mentioned in this video).
I also love some EuroVision songs. I really liked Belgium's entry from about 4 years ago "What's the Pressure?" and then on the other side, I loved Estonia's from 2018 (the opera singer in the dress that they spent like half the country's GDP on haha).
Basically, I dunno if it's a thing in Switzerland, but in Australia, it's very popular to say that you like lots of styles of music... but I have met few people who actually do like as many styles as I do.
I will look up your favourites, thank you. :-) Actually I should have checked Switzerland given what Belgium ended up giving us.
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Ah, well, I guess you might like some of them🤔 My taste in French music is actually a bit different than my taste in English music. According to Spotify I like to listen to Francoton (the French version of Reggaeton😅).
Eurovision is great (more ridiculous than anything but that’s why I love it). I liked Estonia's entry too (tbh, every song was better than the "winner").
My favorite for this year was Lithuania. Too bad they can't compete with the same songs next year.
Yes, I think Swiss people also say that they like different types of music but they only listen to pop and rap (unless they're clearly only into punk or something like that).
Enjoyable coverage, made me laugh a few times.
Note: there is an Australian in this french band lol
Haha, thank you.
Well yeah I mean he has lived in France since like 1993 and they started playing together in 1996 and they still are, so, he's basically French now.
Please listen to 'feu rouge'
angele, roméo elvis and lomepal
Check the French indie playlists on Spotify. If you start listening to Pomme and Alice et Moi, you'll get a lot of songs in a similar genre (there are a lot of great bands and singers).
Merci!
There's a show on Netflix that Lisza's song is used for the opening, I can't remember it can anyone help? Great list by the way
Do you mean Unit 42? La Cavale is used in like the 4th episode of that but not for the opening (so you might mean another one?) But even for that, I had to wait for the credits to check what the music was. 99% of people aren't going to do that... But yeah I hope she becomes more famous, although she seems to be doing fine with the following she already has.
Thanks for your comment!
It was episode 5 at the end yes sorry my mistake. On a side note I have a thing for 60's French pop, France Gall, Francoise Hardy, Jacques Dutronc
I listened to the 38 songs in your list. I like them but have one very negative point about them.
As I wasn't 100% in the listening I will keep it secret for now - and listen again.
OK, thank you.
I mean, apart from Lisza, Paris Combo and Bruno Coulais' score for Les Choristes, the whole list was compiled in a weekend so if I had even one more week to compile the list, I'm sure it would be a different list.
For any hip hop or trap fans, MHD.
Maxenns la sucre
All of stromae songs
Yseult corps,rien de pouvre
All lomepal songs
Yael naim-des trous
Merci!
Can you please name some male singers? I really like low voices.
Haha, it never occurred to me that they were all women. I am not really into male singers except in bands. I definitely like some English speaking male singers, but with French I just prefer the females. Sorry about that!
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😂 It's pretty quiet in here.
Zaz - Je Veux
this song is so famous in Turkey that all the comments are in Turkish despite being French
(th-cam.com/video/7X9kpHB7Aow/w-d-xo.html)
Françoise Hardy - Le Temps de l'Amour
A random song I found on TH-cam that sounds nice
(th-cam.com/video/ITYVXUvMtHI/w-d-xo.html)
Barış Manço - Ce Sera Le Temps
A legendary Turkish singer singing a French song he wrote himself
(th-cam.com/video/QuPBzAvUAEE/w-d-xo.html)
I know you wanted artist that have mostly French songs, but these are the songs I know that are in French other than La Vie en Rose or Non, Je ne regrette rien
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What is this supposed to be?