Thirty years after singing Pull Marine, Isabelle Adjani announces her return to music with a new album, the second, written in collaboration with Pascal Obispo. Many stars are announced on the musical project!
As early as last year, as she worked to promote the film peter von kant by François Ozon in which she played Sidonie, Isabelle Adjani had echoed his return to record stores in 2023. It was during an interview with AlloCine. This year, Pascal Obispo confirms it, he is at the helm of this project started in 2006. So there is 17 years ! The interpreter of Lucy spoke with The Parisian as he prepares to hit the road again to celebrate his 30-year career. “It is one of the best things i’ve done in my life in music” he also admitted about this disc to be published, during this interview published on March 25.
Pascal Obispo told the genesis of this album, the idea was born after they recorded an original song together, without citing a title. So it could be their duo All right published on the singer’s eponymous disc, in 2018. It was the songwriter who made him the proposal. “I’m not always fast. And the project was put aside” he explained, specifying that it had taken other meetings and the recording of two new songs for it to be finalized.
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A duo album recorded between 2006 and 2022
It is actually aboutan album of recorded duets with artists dear to the actress, recently seen in New York. Several names were mentioned, including those of Seal, Youssou N’Dour, Etienne Daho, Akhenaton, Christophe, Daniel Darc and the leaders of several emblematic groups (Duran Duran, Japan and Bauhaus). Recently, Benjamin Biolay and Gaëtan Roussel became embedded in the project whose registration ended in June 2022. “I had Isabelle listen to it. She’s happy, it sounds like she wanted. With a particular climate, a film music side, another electro, another between Massive Attack, Ryuichi Sakamoto and Billie Eilish” reported Pascal Obispo. The singer announces a surprising disc to be released in November, after a first extract in the spring according to our colleagues from Parisian.
By then, Netflix subscribers may have had the opportunity to discover Isabelle Adjani in the film The great odalisque by Mélanie Laurent, alongside Adèle Exarchopopoulos. If she has collaborated on several songs in recent years, notably with André Manoukian and The Penelopes, it is above all for her appearances in the cinema that she has stood out. We saw it last year in Masquerade by Nicolas Bedos or sisters by Yamina Benguigui.