Pop Rock 2

Beth Hart And Joe Bonamassa- Your Heart Is As Black As Night

Cali Official   Fatally Yours

Katie Noonan - Crazy Cover (Gnarls Barkley)

Reckoning Song

Cover realised with orchestre POP in rehearsal

All the summer tour on 
http://www.orchestre-pop.com/index.php/fr/

THE AVENER - FADE OUT LINES (Cover)

It's in your eyes (Kylie Minogue) - Kiss & Drive

You Know I am No Good

LP - Lost On You (Live Acoustic Version)

LP - Forever For Now (Live In Sun King Studio 92 Powered By Klipsch Audio)

Angus & Julia Stone - You are the one that i want(live)

Dance with Me - Nouvelle Vague feat. Melanie Pain

In A Manner of Speaking - Nouvelle Vague

Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometime-Beck

Originally Written by James Warren

Remix by LoWGritt

Everybody's Got To Learn Sometimes-Beck-LoWGritt Remix- Free Download

"Bohemian Rapsody" de Queen par Imany lors de "Elle en Scène"

Greenback Boogie - Ima Robot

Cat in Brama (Demo) - 2012
Guitarra y Voz: Mint Parker
Bajo: Karla Molkovich

Back to Black (Amy Winehouse)- Cat in Brama

Carla Bruni’s fourth album, Little French Songs, will be released on April 16th 2013 via Verve Records. The first single from the album, “Chez Keith et Anita,” will be released digitally in the US on February 26th.  PRESS HERE to stream the song now. Little French Songs, written and performed in French, English and Italian, is the follow up to Carla’s 2008 critically acclaimed Comme si de rien n’etait (As if Nothing Had Happened) which debuted at #1 in both the Billboard European Top 100 Albums Charts and the French Album Charts. Bruni’s touch is immediately apparent in these new compositions that once again focus on raw emotions and love.
 
Little French Songs was recorded by Bénédicte Schmitt at Labomatic Studios in Paris and it features eight original compositions by Carla Bruni. Album track, “Priere” was co-written by Carla and longtime friend and collaborator Julien Clerc.“Dolce Francia” is an Italian adaptation of Charles Trenet’s “Douce France” and “Valse Posthume” is written by Chopin, with lyrics written by Carla Bruni.  
 
Carla Bruni has been writing and performing music since 1997. In the late 1990s, Bruni changed direction when she decided to launch a music career, first as a songwriter for Julien Clerc, for whom she wrote several songs for his album Si j’étais elle (If I Were Her), then as a singer-songwriter-for her first album, Quelqu’un m’a dit (Someone Told Me), released in 2002. Composed with the help of Louis Bertignac, who also produced the album, Quelqu’un m’a dit was an instant hit. Acclaimed by critics, the album sold two million copies. In 2003, Bruni won the Prix Raoul Breton, awarded by SACEM (French association of songwriters and composers) to recognize and encourage an up-and-coming songwriter or composer. She was awarded the Victoire de la Musique for Best Female Artist the same year. In  January 2007, Bruni released her second album, No Promises, which set English poems to music. Among the poets she selected were Yeats, Auden, Emily Dickinson, Christina Rossetti, Walter de la Mare and Dorothy Parker. This second work, which sold more than 400,000 copies worldwide, shot to the top of the charts in both France and Europe. Her third album was released 2008 and was entitled Comme si de rien n’était (As If Nothing Happened), the title of a photographic work by her brother Virginio Bruni Tedeschi that appears in the album’s booklet.
 
In April 2009, she launched the Fondation Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, to promote access to culture and knowledge for all. http://www.carlabrunisarkozy.org/fr/fondation-carla-bruni-sarkozy/
 
The first single off the album, “Chez Keith et Anita” will be available for preorder on Amazon.com Tuesday, February 26th.

Pop Rock 2

Mickael