Saint Privat
Saint Privat formed in Paris in 2009 around vocalist Vincent Ségal and the Cantet brothers, Renaud on bass and Pierre on guitar. Their debut album arrived in...
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Saint Privat formed in Paris in 2009 around vocalist Vincent Ségal and the Cantet brothers, Renaud on bass and Pierre on guitar. Their debut album arrived in 2011, titled after its lead single, "Poisson Rouge." That song became their most recognizable piece, a haunting track that defined their early sound.
Their music pulls from French chanson and jazz, with later albums like "La Femme" and "Les Heures Perdues" adding more electronic textures. Keyboardist Marie-Cécile Bazin joined the lineup in 2015. They've played notable venues like London's Royal Opera House and worked with artists including Jeanne Moreau.
While "Poisson Rouge" sparked some debate about its origins, the band kept recording. Their catalog is modest but consistent, built on a moody, genre-blending approach that has maintained a steady following in France.
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