About this album
Sound:
"A whimsical blend of French pop, infused with playful lyrics and melodic charm that resonates deeply."
Where they were
Released on March 21, 2011, 'Bichon' is Julien Doré's second studio album, following his debut 'Ersatz' in 2007. At this point in his career, Doré was transitioning from a reality TV star to a respected musician, showcasing his evolution through more complex songwriting and production.
Why it matters
'Bichon' received critical acclaim in France, reaching number two on the French charts and solidifying Doré’s status as a significant figure in contemporary French pop. Its bold themes and unique sound captured attention, particularly for its exploration of love and identity.
Essential tracks
- "Roubaix mon amour" — This track encapsulates the album's emotional core with its poignant lyrics about longing and nostalgia for hometown memories.
- "Kiss Me Forever" — With its catchy chorus and romantic undertones, this song showcases Doré's ability to blend pop sensibilities with heartfelt storytelling.
- "Glenn Close" — A standout track with an intriguing narrative structure, it demonstrates Doré’s creative lyricism while incorporating playful references to pop culture.
Release Date
March 21, 2011
Artist Origin
France
Tracklist
- 1 Baie des anges 4:56
- 2 Kiss Me Forever 3:01
- 3 BB Baleine 3:41
- 4 L'Été Summer 2:44
- 5 Golf Bonjovi 3:27
- 6 Laisse Avril 3:47
- 7 Roubaix mon amour 2:58
- 8 Glenn Close 7:24
- 9 Vitriol 4:22
- 10 Miami 2:39
- 11 Bleu canard 1:24
- 12 Homosexuel 2:48
- 13 Bergman 3:39
