Celeste (França)
Celeste is a French duo from Paris, Claire-Marie Le Guay and Armand Dilanian, who started making music together in 2013. Their early work included the 2015 EP...
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Celeste is a French duo from Paris, Claire-Marie Le Guay and Armand Dilanian, who started making music together in 2013. Their early work included the 2015 EP 'The Milk & The Honey' and the 2017 EP 'Misery,' which brought them more attention. They put out their first album, 'Notre-Dame-des-Landes,' in 2018.
Their songs often have long, evocative titles like 'A Défaut de te Jeter sur ta Progéniture' and 'Ces Belles de Rêve aux Verres Embués.' The lyrics tend to be introspective and sometimes confront difficult subjects. In 2020 they released 'Portrait,' and in 2022 they followed with 'Assassine,' which had a more aggressive sound with guitars and distorted vocals.
They've worked with other artists including Yelle and Sleaford Mods. Their music blends atmospheric electronica with Le Guay's ethereal vocals and Dilanian's production.
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