Lajon Annette
Lajon Annette began in Paris in the early 2000s, drawing from traditional Gypsy music and mixing it with Eastern European folk, jazz, and rock. The band's...
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Lajon Annette began in Paris in the early 2000s, drawing from traditional Gypsy music and mixing it with Eastern European folk, jazz, and rock. The band's songs, like 'Chanson gitane (sur la route qui va)' and 'J'ai perdu d'avance,' are sung in French and often touch on themes of love, loss, and a wandering spirit.
Over time, the lineup shifted, with members including Guillaume Bourdin on guitar and vocals, Philippe Bussonnet on accordion and keyboards, Patrick Saussois on percussion, and Vincent Buchet on bass. They put out albums such as 'Chanson gitane' in 2005, 'Le Train d'autrefois' in 2009, 'Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité' in 2014, and 'Renaissance' in 2018.
Their music, including tracks like 'La chanson du vent,' blends those Gypsy melodies with rock energy and jazz touches, and their live shows were known for a strong, engaging presence.
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