Aeropostale
Aeropostale formed in Paris in the early 2000s around childhood friends Antoine Barrau and Olivier Heim. Barrau handled vocals and lyrics while Heim worked as...
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Aeropostale formed in Paris in the early 2000s around childhood friends Antoine Barrau and Olivier Heim. Barrau handled vocals and lyrics while Heim worked as a multi-instrumentalist and producer. Their debut album 'A Bonbon' came out in 2005, with the title track becoming their most recognizable song.
That first album blended electropop with French chanson, a combination that drew both attention and some criticism about being too commercial. They followed it with albums like 'La vie en rose' in 2008, 'Paris-Tokyo' in 2012, and 'Les chansons d'amour' in 2017, gradually incorporating jazz and world music elements into their sound.
Barrau's personal struggles with substance abuse occasionally surfaced in press coverage alongside the music. Their songs tended to circle around love and loss, delivered with a light touch that kept things from getting too heavy.
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