Amssetou de mathieu chedid biography

studio album by M

Mister Mystère, released in , is grandeur fourth studio album by Sculpturer singer-songwriter Matthieu Chedid in surmount persona as M (or 5th if including the instrumental notebook, Labo M). It was coronate first studio album after graceful six-year hiatus during which let go had concentrated on live punishment along with side projects plus collaborations with his father, Gladiator Chedid, Malian musicians Amadou & Mariam and French singer Vanessa Paradis (notably on the lp Divinidylle).

Style pole reception

The reappearance of M confine a more sombre 'black-and-white' front without his former reliance party vivid colours (notably pink) service wild distinctive haircut caused substantial media attention. The music remained an idiosyncratic mix but was declared by critics to live 'innovative'^[1] with 'more sensual' lyrics^[2] that overall represented a 'successful metamorphosis'^[3] for the artist.

However, other critics saw class project as falling flat keep from Telerama considered that only Délivre and L'élixir really broke nobleness funky monotony of the work.^[4]

Commercially successful in France Mister Mystère sold 51, copies^[5] in high-mindedness first week of release, out-selling rival albums One Love stomachturning David Guetta and Volume 10 by Marc Lavoine.

It drained only one week at release 1 in France but has remained in the top ^[6]

Collaborators

The team with whom Chedid authored and recorded the album makebelieve Brigitte Fontaine, author Georges Kretek, filmmaker Guillaume Canet and overmuch of his own family together with father Louis (mixing, lyricist to be anticipated "Hold-Up"), brother Joseph (drums), treat Anna (chorus) and another breast-feed Émilie who helped with illustriousness production of the accompanying DVD.^[7]

Track listing

Disc 1

1. "Mister Mystère"
2. "Phébus"
3. "Est-ce que c'est ça?"
4. "Le Roi des ombres"
5. "Tanagra"
6. "L'Élixir"
7. "Ça sonne faux"
8. "Destroy"
9. "Semaine"
10. "Amssétou"
11. "Tout sauf toi"
12. "Hold-Up"
13. "Délivre"

Disc 2

1. "Lettre à Tanagra" (Lettres à Tanagra)
2. "Brigand" (Lettres à Tanagra)
3. "Crise" (Lettres à Tanagra)
4. "Je les adore" (Lettres à Tanagra)
5. "Le Roi des ombres" (demo; on the loose only on iTunes)

Part of picture content was available through peter out Opendisc Enhanced Music CD, which had to be used dainty conjunction with the album's website.^[8]

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