The collaboration with Pierre Philippe, an author revealed with Ingrid Caven and Jean Guidoni, continues on Juliette's second studio album. “Rimes féminines” is actually the third record of the singer, the one where her style flourishes. Daughter of a musician, the Toulouse native of Kabyle origin became known at the Printemps de Bourges and then, in 1991, with a first album recorded live (“Qué Tal ?”). She set Norge to music and covered “L'Homme à la moto” by Piaf. Baroque, realistic, playing with her looks like a muse of Botero, she enjoys singing the ambiguous mechanisms of seduction in seedy settings.
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