Nino Ferrer, the renowned French singer-songwriter, offers a captivating journey through his 13th album, a delightful blend of variété française, chanson, French pop, and French house. Released on January 1, 2013, under Universal Music Division Barclay, this album is a testament to Ferrer's enduring creativity and musical prowess.
With a runtime of 38 minutes, the album features ten tracks, each a unique exploration of sound and lyricism. From the evocative "Sigaro Blu" to the futuristic "L'An 2000," Ferrer's distinctive voice and poetic lyrics shine through. The album also includes the intriguing "L'Homme Qui A Vu L'Homme Qui A Vu L'Homme Qui A Vu Le Blues," showcasing Ferrer's ability to craft compelling narratives within his music.
Ferrer's signature style is evident throughout, blending traditional French musical elements with modern influences. Tracks like "New York 85" and "French House" offer a glimpse into his versatility, while "Création" and "Chita Chita" highlight his knack for creating catchy, memorable melodies. The album concludes with "L'Arche De Noé," a fitting finale that encapsulates the essence of Ferrer's musical journey.
This album is a must-listen for fans of French music and those seeking a rich, diverse listening experience. Nino Ferrer's 13th album is a celebration of his artistic evolution, offering a blend of familiar charm and fresh innovation.
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