Manú

Led by former Dolly singer, songwriter, and guitarist Emmanuelle Monet, Guyú is usually a People from france alternative rock-band that produced its full-length album debut in 2008. Hailing from Nantes, Pays off de la Loire, Monet co-founded the French rock and roll alternative rock-band Dolly in 1989 with Mickaël Chamberlin (bass) and Thierry Lacroix (drums). Originally billed itself as Dolly & Co., the music group released an EP, NOBODY No Sense (1992), and a full-length recording, Amours Lynchésera (1994). After that in 1995 the music group added Nicolas Bonnière (acoustic guitar) to its lineup and transformed its billing to just Dolly. Affected by English-language option rock icons such as for example Sonic Youngsters, Pixies, and specifically PJ Harvey, the music group produced its eponymous full-length recording debut as Dolly in 1997 around the label East Western. Offering the breakout strike solitary “Je N’veux Pas Rester Sage,” Dolly was a moderate commercial success, achieving the Best 40 from the French albums graph. As the follow-up recording El Jour de Rêves (1999) was likewise popular, achieving the Best 40 from the albums graph, successive albums Plein Air flow (2002) and Tous des Celebrities (2004) signaled an evergrowing group of fans, both achieving the Best 20. Regrettably, Chamberlin passed away in a vehicle accident on, may 25, 2005, and the rest of the bandmembers place Dolly to rest. In the wake from the band’s separation, Monet required a 12 months off before piecing together a new music group, Manú, combined with the various other making it through Dolly bandmembers, plus Bayrem Ben Amor (bass) instead of Chamberlin. Agreed upon to a documenting contract with General Music France, Guyú produced its full-length record debut in 2008 with Rendez-Vous. To get the record, which reached amount 65 in the French graphs, Guyú embarked on a thorough nationwide tour with Thierry Niro (aka Nirox; drums) instead of Lacroix.