About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Music Hole' was released in 2008, Camille had already established herself as a prominent figure in the French music scene with her previous album, 'Le Fil' (2005), which garnered critical acclaim. This album marked her artistic evolution, showcasing her experimental approach to sound and lyricism while solidifying her distinctive style amidst a wave of international interest in French pop.
Why it matters
'Music Hole' received widespread acclaim, earning a spot on several year-end best-of lists and boosting Camille's profile beyond France. The album's unique fusion of genres influenced emerging artists in the chanson and indie pop scenes, cementing her reputation as a boundary-pushing artist.
Essential tracks
- "Gospel With No Lord" — This opening track sets the tone for the album with its haunting vocals and layered harmonies, highlighting Camille's innovative use of sound.
- "Home Is Where It Hurts" — The song presents a poignant exploration of longing and pain, showcasing Camille's lyrical depth and emotional range in a minimalist arrangement.
- "Money Note" — This track stands out for its rhythmic complexity and playful use of language, encapsulating the whimsical yet critical perspective on materialism present throughout the album.
- "Winter’s Child" — With its evocative imagery and atmospheric production, this track perfectly illustrates Camille's ability to weave narrative and emotion into her music.
Release Date
April 7, 2008
Artist Origin
France
Tracklist
- 1 Gospel With No Lord 3:36
- 2 Canards sauvages 3:43
- 3 Home Is Where It Hurts 4:23
- 4 Kfir 3:44
- 5 The Monk 6:42
- 6 Cats and Dogs 3:29
- 7 Money Note 6:18
- 8 Katie’s Tea 2:44
- 9 Winter’s Child 4:49
- 10 Waves 5:31
- 11 Sanges Sweet 15:59
