About this album
Where they were
Released in 2015, 'Interstellaires' is Mylène Farmer's seventh studio album and her first since 2012's 'Monkey Me'. At this point in her career, she was already an established pop icon in France, known for her theatrical performances and complex lyrical themes. This album continued her exploration of electronic sounds while collaborating with producer Woodkid.
Why it matters
'Interstellaires' debuted at number one in France and was certified platinum, underscoring Farmer's enduring popularity. The album received positive critical reception for its innovative sound and introspective lyrics, further cementing her influence in the French pop landscape.
Essential tracks
- "Interstellaires" — The title track encapsulates the album's ethereal atmosphere, blending cosmic themes with a haunting melody that showcases Farmer's signature style.
- "Stolen Car" — 'Stolen Car' features poignant lyrics co-written by Sting, offering a unique cross-cultural collaboration that highlights the emotional depth of Farmer's work.
- "Love Song" — This track stands out for its lush production and romantic undertones, reflecting the album's exploration of love intertwined with existential themes.
- "City of Love" — 'City of Love' showcases a blend of dark pop and synth elements, presenting a narrative that resonates with longing and urban solitude.
Release Date
November 6, 2015
Artist Origin
France
Tracklist
- 1 Interstellaires 3:11
- 2 Stolen Car 3:22
- 3 À rebours 4:11
- 4 C'est pas moi 3:41
- 5 Insondables 2:37
- 6 Love Song 4:33
- 7 Pas d'access 3:17
- 8 I Want You to Want Me 3:06
- 9 Voie lactée 3:17
- 10 City of Love 4:26
- 11 Un jour ou l'autre 4:27