Tryo - Vent debout (2016) [Hi-Res]
BAND/ARTIST: Tryo
- Title: Vent debout
- Year Of Release: 2016
- Label: Columbia
- Genre: Reggae, French Chanson
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 44.1kHz
- Total Time: 00:48:02
- Total Size: 114 / 572 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Souffler
02. Chanter
03. Rassurer Finkielkraut
04. La demoiselle
05. On vous rassure
06. Watson
07. Obsolète
08. Qatar 2022
09. Le petit prince
10. Sauvage
11. 2050-2100
12. Américain
13. Adulescent
Formed in 1995 by friends Manu Eveno (called simply Manu) and Cyril Celestin (called Guizmo), who had previously played together in other bands, Tryo got their name after Christophe Mali (who went by his last name) joined. The group wrote reggae-inspired music for three guitars and voices (though Manu also played various reed instruments and Mali played accordion and keyboards), performing in festivals for a few years in order get their name out in their native France. Soon they met percussionist Daniel Bravo (nicknamed Danielito), and in 1998 their debut album, Mamagubida, whose name was created by connecting the first syllable of each member's name (plus that of their manager, Sebastien "Bibou" Pujol), was issued. Two years later Faut Qu'lls S'Activent came out, as well as a collaboration with circus troupe Les Arrosés (though it didn't hit shelves - in DVD format - until 2002). In 2003 Grain de Sable was released, followed in 2005 by the live album De Bouches a Oreilles, which was recorded at the famous Olympia Theatre in Paris. In 2008, the band returned with a studio album in the shape of Ce Que l'On Sème, which was then followed by another live album, Sous les Etoiles, in 2009. Sounding as vibrant and fun as ever, Tryo returned in 2012, with their fifth studio album, Ladilafé.
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01. Souffler
02. Chanter
03. Rassurer Finkielkraut
04. La demoiselle
05. On vous rassure
06. Watson
07. Obsolète
08. Qatar 2022
09. Le petit prince
10. Sauvage
11. 2050-2100
12. Américain
13. Adulescent
Formed in 1995 by friends Manu Eveno (called simply Manu) and Cyril Celestin (called Guizmo), who had previously played together in other bands, Tryo got their name after Christophe Mali (who went by his last name) joined. The group wrote reggae-inspired music for three guitars and voices (though Manu also played various reed instruments and Mali played accordion and keyboards), performing in festivals for a few years in order get their name out in their native France. Soon they met percussionist Daniel Bravo (nicknamed Danielito), and in 1998 their debut album, Mamagubida, whose name was created by connecting the first syllable of each member's name (plus that of their manager, Sebastien "Bibou" Pujol), was issued. Two years later Faut Qu'lls S'Activent came out, as well as a collaboration with circus troupe Les Arrosés (though it didn't hit shelves - in DVD format - until 2002). In 2003 Grain de Sable was released, followed in 2005 by the live album De Bouches a Oreilles, which was recorded at the famous Olympia Theatre in Paris. In 2008, the band returned with a studio album in the shape of Ce Que l'On Sème, which was then followed by another live album, Sous les Etoiles, in 2009. Sounding as vibrant and fun as ever, Tryo returned in 2012, with their fifth studio album, Ladilafé.
Year 2016 | Reggae | Pop | Musique Française | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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