About this album
Sound:
"A vibrant blend of rock and introspective lyrics, weaving personal narratives through melodic guitar-driven arrangements."
Where they were
Released in 1997, 'Stockholm' is Jean-Louis Aubert's first solo album after the breakup of his influential band Téléphone. This marked a significant transition as Aubert sought to establish his individual voice, following a decade of success with the group.
Why it matters
The album received critical acclaim in France and showcased Aubert's lyrical depth, helping to solidify his status as a prominent figure in French rock. It also spawned several popular singles that contributed to its commercial success, making it a staple in the French music scene of the late 90s.
Essential tracks
- "Stockholm" — The title track encapsulates the album's themes of longing and exploration, featuring a haunting melody that resonates with listeners.
- "Le jour se lève encore" — This song highlights Aubert's ability to blend poetic lyrics with catchy hooks, creating an uplifting anthem for new beginnings.
- "Je crois en tout, je n'crois en rien" — A reflective piece where Aubert grapples with existential themes, showcasing his distinctive songwriting style and emotional depth.
Release Date
January 1, 1997
Artist Origin
France
Tracklist
Disc 1
- 1 -> <- (Signal) 0:12
- 2 Stockholm 3:28
- 3 Océan 4:25
- 4 Le jour se lève encore 3:33
- 5 La P'tite Semaine 4:13
- 6 Juste pour aujourd'hui 5:39
- 7 Vivant Poème 3:36
- 8 Abandonne-toi 3:43
- 9 Je crois en tout, je n'crois en rien 4:36
- 10 Le Milieu 4:42
- 11 La Suite 4:02
- 12 Tombe de haut 4:45
- 13 Fais ton voyage 4:41
- 14 Baltic 4:56
Disc 2
- 1 Nouvelles Frontières 5:26
- 2 J'ai envie de te garder 5:20
- 3 Saumon 3:56
- 4 À l'ombre du doute 4:33
