First: theater, the stage, words. Then the notes. And now Leonore Boulanger sings. She learned in the cafes-concerts, and then in concert halls in Paris...

She also recorded discs.

In early 2009 she released "Contretemps", a first opus that tells a lot about her influences, but with her second album "Les Pointes et les Détours" she is inventing herself. Her music settles spaces, weaves vocals surrounded by a roll of shadows, impressionist vocals and mechanical Afro-folk. This decorum follows the lead of words that always push forwards, like a prose without resolutions, a suspended floor... This equation is due to her lyrics and also to her intimate songwriter, the guitarist Jean-Daniel Botta, who plays with her on stage with the great pianist Alexandre Saada and drummer Laurent Series.

Her new album, "Les Pointes et les Détours" is released on March 2010.


"Les Pointes et les Détours" (2010)

Comme ils sont / Les clandestins / La petite fille de Rouen / Les arbres des villes / Ma cité morte / Page 18 / Entre nous / La voix supérieure / Ondine / Babil / La voix qui chante




"Contretemps" (2009)

Le Sommeil / Nous sommes 2 / Mademoiselle Lou / Le temps des métamorphoses / Au pavillon des peut-être / La chanson d'Apolinnaire / Eros s'étrangle / Capricieux comme une femme / Boulevard Ménilmontant / Le vin perdu






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