Nino Ferrer's "Ex Libris" is a captivating collection of French pop and chanson that showcases the artist's unique blend of genres and timeless charm. Released on January 1, 2013, this album is a treasure trove of 10 enchanting tracks that span a mere 36 minutes, yet leave a lasting impression. Originally recorded between June and September 1981 at La Taillade, the album was reissued under Universal Music Division Barclay, ensuring that Nino Ferrer's distinctive voice and melodies reach a new generation of fans.
The album opens with "Toccatina," setting the stage for a journey through Ferrer's eclectic musical landscape. Standout tracks like "Semiramis" and "Rondeau" highlight his ability to craft memorable tunes that blend French house elements with traditional chanson. "Claire" and "Un Mot Qui Tue" offer a glimpse into Ferrer's lyrical prowess, while "Barberine" and "Télé Libre" showcase his playful and whimsical side. Each song is a testament to Ferrer's versatility and his enduring influence on French music.
"Ex Libris" is not just a collection of songs; it's a celebration of Nino Ferrer's artistic vision and his ability to transcend musical boundaries. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to his work, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience. Dive into the world of Nino Ferrer and discover the timeless appeal of "Ex Libris."
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