Gaëtan Roussel

Gaëtan Roussel is a People from france singer/songwriter and guitarist who rose to popularity in the rock and roll rings Louise Attaque and Tarmac ahead of getting into a solo profession this year 2010. Founded in 1994 in Paris, France, Louise Attaque is definitely a quartet made up of Arnaud Samuel (violin), Robin Feix (bass), and Alexandre Margraff (drums), furthermore to Roussel (vocals, acoustic guitar). Released in 1997, the eponymous recording debut, Louise Attaque, is among the most effective French rock and roll albums ever. Though it had been slow to capture on, Louise Attaque topped the French albums graph for ten weeks, spent a fantastic 172 weeks general on the graph, offered two-and-a-half million copies, and gained the music group a Victoire de la Musique honor for Band of the entire year. Louise Attaque’s second recording, Comme on the Dit (2000), also topped the albums graph and received the music group a Victoire de la Musique honor for Rock Recording of the entire year, but its achievement nonetheless didn’t rival that of its forerunner. Searching for a fresh begin, Roussel and Samuel divided from Louise Attaque and founded a fresh music group, Tarmac, with Philippe Almosnino (acoustic guitar), Pierre Dubost (bass), and Yvo Abadi (drums). Tarmac released three albums, L’Atelier (2001), Notre Époque (2003), and Concert au Réservoir (2004), non-e which reached the very best Ten. Roussel consequently reunited with Louise Attaque for the band’s long-awaited third recording, À Plus Tard Crocodile (2005), which demonstrated fairly popular, achieving number two within the albums graph. Roussel then break up from Louise Attaque once more and, among alternative activities, collaborated at size with Alain Bashung within the chart-topping recording Bleu Pétrole (2008). A few years later on, Roussel produced his solo recording debut with Ginger (2010), a high Ten effort offering the solitary “Help Myself (Nous Ne Faisons Que Passer).”