Leslie
Leslie is a French band built around singer Leslie Bourgouin and accordionist Didier Golemanas. They emerged in the late 1990s with a sound that leaned on...
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Leslie is a French band built around singer Leslie Bourgouin and accordionist Didier Golemanas. They emerged in the late 1990s with a sound that leaned on melancholic melodies and Bourgouin's fragile, emotional vocals. Their debut album came out in 2000, simply titled 'Leslie'.
Their song 'Accorde-Moi' became something of a signature track, a straightforward plea set against their accordion-driven arrangements. They followed with albums like 'Les Jardins de mon âme' in 2004 and 'Mes couleurs' in 2011, continuing to work with themes of love and introspection.
In 2006, the band took a break after Bourgouin faced legal issues related to animal abuse allegations. She was later acquitted, and Leslie returned to making music. The group has typically operated as a duo core, bringing in other musicians like pianists and guitarists for recordings and performances.
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