About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Une enfant du siècle' was released in 2010, Alizée was emerging from a period of artistic transformation following her earlier success with 'Gourmandises' in 2000. This album marked her return after a hiatus, showcasing a mature sound that departed from her debut's bubblegum pop aesthetic and reflected her personal growth.
Why it matters
'Une enfant du siècle' received critical acclaim for its innovative production and lyrical depth, establishing Alizée as a significant figure in contemporary French pop. The album successfully charted in several countries, reaffirming her status and influence in the European music scene.
Essential tracks
- "Eden, Eden" — Opening the album, this track exemplifies Alizée's evolution with its layered production and haunting melody that sets an introspective tone.
- "Les Collines (Never Leave You)" — This catchy single showcases Alizée's signature blend of infectious hooks and emotive lyrics, highlighting her ability to connect with listeners.
- "À cœur fendre" — This track stands out for its poignant lyricism and intimate vocal delivery, showcasing Alizée's artistry beyond pop conventions.
- "Factory Girl" — With a more experimental sound, this track reflects the album's thematic exploration of identity and societal expectations while maintaining a danceable beat.
Release Date
March 29, 2010
Artist Origin
France
Tracklist
- 1 Eden, Eden 4:22
- 2 Grand Central 3:24
- 3 Limelight 5:18
- 4 La candida 2:15
- 5 Les Collines (Never Leave You) 3:43
- 6 14 décembre 3:18
- 7 À cœur fendre 3:07
- 8 Factory Girl 4:11
- 9 Une fille difficile 3:41
- 10 Mes fantômes 3:16
