25 ans de la vie d'une femme

Description

Recognized as one of the beautiful voices of the new French scene since her debut in 1998, it was with the album 'Merci maman merci papa' that she became known to the general public in 2005. A unique singer-songwriter in the new French scene, she travels across France to sing her songs, her loves, and her anger. Alongside Anne Sylvestre, Yves Jamait, and Charles Aznavour, with whom she has notably collaborated, she experiences growing success and amazes with her beautiful and rebellious writing. A woman of her time, Agnès Bihl is above all a great humanist who continues to be moved and knows how to depict a society whose flaws outrage her as much as its hopes uplift her. In 2009, with Dorothée Daniel and Didier Grebot, she recorded her 4th album 'Rêve Général(e)', an optimistic record written about the joy of existing. Grand Corps Malade, Alexis HK, and Didier Lockwood contributed to this album, which firmly establishes her among the prominent figures of today's music. '25 years of a woman's life' is an important moment for the artist and provides her the opportunity to revisit her repertoire in a minimalist piano and voice version, as well as to offer five new songs.