About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Électron Libre' was released in December 2008, Nâdiya was already an established figure in French pop, following her breakthrough album 'Prendre un enfant' in 2006. This third studio album marked a significant evolution in her sound, showcasing more mature themes and a diverse range of influences as she sought to solidify her place in the industry after initial commercial success.
Why it matters
'Électron Libre' is notable for its exploration of personal and societal themes, resonating deeply within French pop culture at the time. The album received positive critical acclaim, particularly for tracks like 'Tired of Being Sorry,' which became a hit single and connected with audiences across Europe, further enhancing Nâdiya's profile as a prominent pop artist.
Essential tracks
- "Tired of Being Sorry" — This track stands out as a powerful anthem of resilience and hope, blending catchy pop hooks with poignant lyrics that reflect personal struggles.
- "Ma résilience" — In this song, Nâdiya explores themes of recovery and strength, encapsulating the album’s core message about overcoming adversity through an uplifting melody.
- "À mon père" — A deeply personal tribute to her father, this track showcases Nâdiya's vulnerability and emotional depth, making it one of the most heartfelt moments on the album.
Release Date
December 5, 2008
Artist Origin
France
Tracklist
- 1 J’irai jusque là 3:24
- 2 Voler tes rêves 4:06
- 3 Tired of Being Sorry 4:35
- 4 No Future in the Past 3:27
- 5 Miss You 3:56
- 6 Orpheline de l’amour 3:58
- 7 Ma résilience 3:46
- 8 À mon père 3:34
- 9 Il suffit d’un mot 2:56
- 10 La Lettre 3:28
- 11 Mon kiss à oxygène 3:43
- 12 Jamais 3:09
- 13 Solitaire 0:59
