Lizzy Mercier Descloux
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Martine-Elisabeth Mercier Descloux
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French singer, musician, writer and painter, born 16 December 1956 in Paris, France, died 20 April 2004 in Saint-Florent, Corsica, France.
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zulite
July 29, 2016
Gosh!! how is it possible that anybody as never write any com
ments about such a genius..from his early minimal no wave /punk experiments under his Rosa Yemen project to his latest smooth synth pop every way she'd takes was amazing!! And if you mind all the people she worked with and how she runs the world during his too short career you just understand how big she was!! Miss you Cinderella
ments about such a genius..from his early minimal no wave /punk experiments under his Rosa Yemen project to his latest smooth synth pop every way she'd takes was amazing!! And if you mind all the people she worked with and how she runs the world during his too short career you just understand how big she was!! Miss you Cinderella
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rotch
February 22, 2016
So, there's actually two versions of the new Light in the Attic reissues: black wax and color wax.
hiberniantune1
August 23, 2020So the postpunk firebrand's heavensent star will hence
effectively blaze permanently in the musical firmament.
PS Despite this, at home, French cultural attachés take note. Please let's see even more tangible awareness of this icon, France's most gifted and innovative export diva of the musicscene. Fittingly her origins are the les Halles area opposite the Pompidou Centre in Paris, bastion of great art shows of days of yore. Maybe open that humble abode up or convert her home in the south of France as a museum like Cocteau's Villa Santo Sospir. Or use her for a while, de temps en temps, as the Marianne symbol of the Republic on stamps and in bulletins. Exhibitions on her art and the New York Paris punk connection are needed. Get with it. Stop living in previous millenia. If ever there was a symbol that was of the modern age for liberty equality and fraternity but that was at the cutting edge of contemporaneous creativity Lizzy is it now and forever. Female icons of French culture need to be recognized . France doesn't want to be thought of as a land that only produced male artists does it? The avant-garde is a French term and Lizzy has made the avant-garde in music something loveable and international. Just as like Eno and David Byrne she brought world music into focus for the spoilt elite so they woke up- likewise you need to awaken your energies from covidia and overall sloth and bring her more into focus in return. There is more to life than the French football team. But like some of those high achievers she was herself a cultural ambassador for French and global cultures and achievements. This has to be addressed. And New York, you owe her too! Esteban could be more appreciated for his contribution than he has been as well- give him a grant so he can open up a loft/get some permanent tribute centre going. He invented nowave for chrissakes lol. And in great French style they were each others muses.