La Chicane
La Chicane formed in 1996 around Alexandre Lamarque (vocals, keyboards) and Nicolas Dupuis (turntables, programming). Their breakthrough came the following...
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La Chicane formed in 1996 around Alexandre Lamarque (vocals, keyboards) and Nicolas Dupuis (turntables, programming). Their breakthrough came the following year with "Viens Donc M'voir," a track that caught on with French radio and dance clubs. The song's simple, catchy melody and Lamarque's distinctive vocal delivery made it hard to miss.
They followed that success with albums like "Sang d'Encre" in 1999 and "5" in 2005. Other songs in their catalog, such as "À Tous Les Dimanches" and "Frères de sang," show a similar straightforward pop sensibility. Their sound generally stayed within a blend of keyboard-driven pop and programmed dance rhythms.
At various points, the group faced accusations about their use of samples from other artists' work, which led to some legal friction. They kept releasing music through the 2000s, including the album "Les Histoires d'Amour Finissent Mal... En Général" in 2007.
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