Grand Corps Malade
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Grand Corps Malade

Grand Corps Malade is the stage name of French artist Fabien Marsaud, who started as a slam poet before moving into music. His debut album "MIDI 20" came out...

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Grand Corps Malade, the French poet who sings stories

A slam poet turned musician who builds songs from spoken word and simple melodies.

For a good sense of his approach, listen to "La Nuit" or "Tu Es Donc J'Apprends". They're both built around that plainspoken delivery he's known for.

He brought slam poetry into French pop music with a style that's more about the words than the beat. Songs like "Rétroviseur" show how he can turn a simple observation into a whole story. The 2008 track "Mais Je T'aime" sparked real conversation about how relationships get talked about in songs.

He started as a slam poet before putting out his debut album "MIDI 20" in the early 2000s. Later records like "Enfant de la Ville" and "3ème Temps" kept the same focus on straightforward lyrics and personal storytelling.

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Grand Corps Malade is the stage name of French artist Fabien Marsaud, who started as a slam poet before moving into music. His debut album "MIDI 20" came out in the early 2000s, mixing hip-hop with spoken word. Songs like "La Nuit" and "Rétroviseur" show his style of storytelling over simple, melodic backing.

In 2008, his song "Mais Je T'aime" caused some debate for its portrayal of a difficult relationship. Marsaud has also been open about dealing with physical limitations after an accident earlier in his life. He's kept making music that leans on straightforward lyrics rather than complex production.

Later albums like "Enfant de la Ville" and "3ème Temps" continued in a similar vein, with tracks such as "Tu Es Donc J'Apprends" and "Mesdames" reflecting on everyday experiences. The work stays grounded in spoken delivery and personal observation rather than chasing trends.

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