Sex On Fire - Kings of Leon x Margaux Avril cover

Margaux Avril - Encore Une Histoire Acoustic (OFF Session)

Wrecking Ball x Margaux Avril x Miley Cyrus Cover

Royals - Lorde X Margaux Avril Cover

Bulletproof x La Roux x Margaux Avril Cover

Drop The Game x Chet Faker / Flume x Margaux Avril Cover

You Only Live Once x The Strokes x Margaux Avril Cover

This is a cover of Despair Hangover & ecstasy - The Dø by Margaux Avril, arranged by Victor Willems. Picture by Virgile Texier.

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Despair Hangover & Ecstasy x The Dø x Margaux Avril Cover

Margaux Avril x Dombrance (DBFC)
«I love you all the time » (Jesse Hughes/Josh Homme/Mark Nashita), Eagles of Death Metal cover

C’est une reprise un peu spéciale que je vous livre…
A l’invitation de Josh Homme et d’EODM, voici ma version de « I love you all of the time », enregistrée avec Dombrance.
Les revenus de cette chanson et de toutes ses reprises sont versés à la fondation The Sweet Stuff Foundation, qui vient en aide aux victimes des attaques du 13 Novembre et à leurs familles. Comme vous sans doute, je me demandais comment soutenir les victimes et leurs proches, même modestement. En enregistrant cette chanson nous avons essayé de le faire, en l'écoutant et en la partageant, vous le faites !

Ecoutez, dansez, chantez, partagez, pas pour moi, mais pour eux.

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Hi !
It is a special cover I am delivering…
Josh Homme and the Eagles Of Death Metal band invited all the artists to cover their song « I love you all the time », so here is my own version, recorded with Dombrance.
All the incomes from this song will be given to The Sweet Stuff Foundation : a foundation that helps the victims of the Paris attacks and their families. Like you, maybe, I was wondering how I could help the victims and their families, friends, even modestly. By recording this cover, we tried, by listening and sharing it, you are !

Please listen, dance, sing, share, not for me but for them.

#PlayItForwardInitiative 

Margaux Avril x Dombrance «I love you all the time » , Eagles of Death Metal cover

"Soon" - Margaux Avril - http://bit.ly/MargauxAvrilSoon

Margaux de Fouchier - Dennis Brown / Tristan Salvati - Hervé Verant

Mastering: Alex Gopher

(c)photo credit : Loreleï Buser Suero

Margaux Avril « Soon »

Margaux Avril
« Drifting »
(Margaux de Fouchier - Dennis Brown - Brice Rivallin)
20/04/2018

When the young Parisian comes back with a track, you can be sure it won’t leave you indifferent, whether you’re a fan of her 1st French pop album or you discovered her last year through the sulfurous tune ‘Soon’. And obviously not if you’re one of the A&R labels executives who asked Margaux to write and sing cheesy French songs (having asked her to sign a contract designed last century, in a pre-digital era).

She chose to do the exact opposite and to be free, surrounded by an agile bunch of passionate people. On the (highly) creative side, Dennis Brown, the British half of the Postaal duo, Fhin, new blood on the French electro scene, and house godfather Alex Gopher (mastering).

‘Drifting’ is the natural electro pop follow up to ‘Soon’, the next step on Margaux’s inner journey. ‘It is about the relationship you have with yourself that influences the other relationships in your life : with the ones you love, with passing time. By drifting from yourself you drift from what surrounds you. The way we navigate through life’s obstacles, choices we make. It talks about melancholy, nostalgia, and learning. The flow of a life that prevails, in which we let ourselves go and against which we sometimes fight, memories that we keep preciously or we need to let go’.
(Margaux Avril, Paris, April 2018)


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Drifting

Margaux Avril
« Drifting » (French 79 Remix)
(Margaux de Fouchier - Dennis Brown - Brice Rivallin)
11/05/2018

When the young Parisian comes back with a track, you can be sure it won’t leave you indifferent, whether you’re a fan of her 1st French pop album or you discovered her last year through the sulfurous tune ‘Soon’. And obviously not if you’re one of the A&R labels executives who asked Margaux to write and sing cheesy French songs (having asked her to sign a contract designed last century, in a pre-digital era).

She chose to do the exact opposite and to be free, surrounded by an agile bunch of passionate people. On the (highly) creative side, Dennis Brown, the British half of the Postaal duo, Fhin, new blood on the French electro scene, and house godfather Alex Gopher (mastering).

‘Drifting’ is the natural electro pop follow up to ‘Soon’, the next step on Margaux’s inner journey. ‘It is about the relationship you have with yourself that influences the other relationships in your life : with the ones you love, with passing time. By drifting from yourself you drift from what surrounds you. The way we navigate through life’s obstacles, choices we make. It talks about melancholy, nostalgia, and learning. The flow of a life that prevails, in which we let ourselves go and against which we sometimes fight, memories that we keep preciously or we need to let go’.
(Margaux Avril, Paris, April 2018)


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http://www.instagram.com/margauxavril
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Drifting (French 79 Remix)

Margaux Avril - 'Drifting' (Vanna Remix)

In April the multi-hyphenate dropped “Drifting,” a pop gem crafted along with Dennis Brown of Postaal, French electro producer Fhin and house music stalwart Alex Gopher on mastering.

“Drifting” has now been placed in the capable hands of Paris-based Vanna (a.k.a. Supa! Never Smiles), whose CV includes winning the French Red Bull Threestyle Champion in 2011 and playing Paris clubs including Rex Club, Social Club, Yard and Colette parties. His remix ably bridges hip-hop, pop and electronic.

Says Vanna of the re-rub, “The idea was to gather the best of both worlds, electro and pop with gentleness and lightness. I wanted to enhance the melancholic side of the original track and to make it timeless.”

Margaux is 100 percent onboard with Vanna’s interpretation: “Mysterious, addictive and solar, Vanna’s remix breaks everything you’d know about the original song but still respects its ambiguous mood and makes you want to have a drink under the sun.”

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