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hubert-félix thiéfaine
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by Olivier Duboc French singer，songwriter Hubert-F lix Thi faine is an artist whose work one may find very difficult to file in any genre. Influenced by Bob Dylan and Lou Reed as well as L o Ferr , Jacques Brel, and French writers, his music first took shape as a form of folk-rock, turning darker and more synthetic in the '80s and constantly evolving with time into a quite personal style of pop featuring poetic, daring, and sometimes difficult lyrics. Never submitting to musical fashion or ideology, Thi faine's work might be considered just as original as that of Jacques Higelin or G rard Manset, expressing a conflicted and sometimes odd personality. Although Thi faine has opted out of the mass-media music business since the beginning of his career in 1978, he has managed to attract a large and faithful audience, selling more records and concert tickets than one might imagine given the level of his exposure, and gaining cult status along the way. Hubert-F lix Thi faine was born in Dole, Jura, in 1948. Having had a quite unhappy childhood, he quickly encountered issues at school. Developing a great deal of imagination at that time and already with a rebellious streak, he started writing songs with a couple of friends at the early age of 12. He later managed to make it through university, where a friendly collaboration with the folk-influenced Tony Carbonare began. In 1976, he was signed to record his first LP, Tout Corps Vivant Branch Sur le Secteur tant Appel S' mouvoir...; released in 1978 and selling few copies, the album nevertheless included his first semi-hit, "La Fille du Coupeur de Joint" (which was to become a cult classic). The Thi faine-Carbonare collaboration continued with the release of two further studio records, 1979's Autorisation de D lirer and 1980's De l'Amour, de l'Art et du Cochon. His 1981 record, Dernieres Balises: Avant Mutation, made with the help of longtime friend Claude Mairet, exposed Thi faine's darker side, while his live sets were increasingly warmly welcomed by his growing audience. The Thi faine-Mairet collaboration continued with 1982's Soleil Cherche Futur, an album that gained Thi faine his second gold record after Dernieres Balises: Avant Mutation, along with some radio airplay. From 1984 to 1995, Thi faine alternated studio recordings (Alambic，Sortie-Sud, M t o F r Nada, Eros ber Alles, Chroniques Bluesymentales, Fragments d'H b tude) with tours and numerous live albums (1986, 1988, 1995), then sticking to his newfound style, more devoted to synth pop and rock. In 1996 and 1998, he released two new sets of material like two parts of a diptych, La Tentation du Bonheur and Le Bonheur de la Tentation. After 2001's Defloration 13, 2005's Scandale M lancolique saw Thi faine collaborate with famous young artists like Cali and J.P. Nataf, stepping out somewhat uncharacteristically with his most visible comeback to date. In 2007, a Scandale M lancolique tour DVD was released. (更多)
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| 地区 | 欧美 |
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