Tourner Dans Le Vide
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Browse piano sheets by Indila on Zen Virtual Piano. Indila told La Presse that her grandmother used to sing at weddings and passed the habit to her mother, who sang a lot at family gatherings. At home the family listened to many kinds of music: an uncle listened to Bon Jovi, her sister listened to the singer Warda and to Lata Mangeshkar, her brother to Mecano and Michael Jackson, and her mother leaned toward Brel or Piaf. A household that moved from weddings to Bon Jovi to Piaf suggests a singer who grew up hearing several worlds of music at the same table. While she was studying literature at university there was a singing contest, and friends pushed her to enter; she won, and afterwards felt she could no longer resist the call of music. She then met Skalpovich, a French composer and producer who joined her circle of friends, and they began writing together for other artists, such as Chimène Badi. Artists such as Youssoupha, Rohff, M. Pokora and Patrick Bruel asked her to compose choruses that other female singers would perform; since she left her guide voice on them, they became attached to that version and asked her to sing. A guide voice that collaborators grew attached to, until they asked her to sing, suggests a path into the spotlight that began behind other people’s songs. Indila describes her music as French variété with a touch of world music, and says that Mini World means everyone has their own bubble, their own way of looking at life. Tourner dans le vide, from the album Mini World, was released on 24 March 2014 through Capitol Records and AZ; the title was written by Indila and composed and produced by Skalpovich, and its music video, released on 11 April 2014, was shot at the Château de Ferrières. Her explanation that Mini World means everyone has their own bubble and way of looking at life reads as an invitation to hear the album as one view among many. Pure Charts reports that after the huge success of Dernière danse and her first album Mini World she took distance for nearly five years to find a normal life again, and in the interview she said she used the time for personal projects. She described her second album as a continuation of Mini World, very centred on people and on family in a broad sense, with a few musical surprises. A second album that centres on people and family, after a break spent on personal projects, can be read as a record turning outward to other people.
Browse piano sheets by Indila on Zen Virtual Piano.
Indila told La Presse that her grandmother used to sing at weddings and passed the habit to her mother, who sang a lot at family gatherings. At home the family listened to many kinds of music: an uncle listened to Bon Jovi, her sister listened to the singer Warda and to Lata Mangeshkar, her brother to Mecano and Michael Jackson, and her mother leaned toward Brel or Piaf. A household that moved from weddings to Bon Jovi to Piaf suggests a singer who grew up hearing several worlds of music at the same table.
While she was studying literature at university there was a singing contest, and friends pushed her to enter; she won, and afterwards felt she could no longer resist the call of music. She then met Skalpovich, a French composer and producer who joined her circle of friends, and they began writing together for other artists, such as Chimène Badi. Artists such as Youssoupha, Rohff, M. Pokora and Patrick Bruel asked her to compose choruses that other female singers would perform; since she left her guide voice on them, they became attached to that version and asked her to sing. A guide voice that collaborators grew attached to, until they asked her to sing, suggests a path into the spotlight that began behind other people’s songs.
Indila describes her music as French variété with a touch of world music, and says that Mini World means everyone has their own bubble, their own way of looking at life. Tourner dans le vide, from the album Mini World, was released on 24 March 2014 through Capitol Records and AZ; the title was written by Indila and composed and produced by Skalpovich, and its music video, released on 11 April 2014, was shot at the Château de Ferrières. Her explanation that Mini World means everyone has their own bubble and way of looking at life reads as an invitation to hear the album as one view among many.
Pure Charts reports that after the huge success of Dernière danse and her first album Mini World she took distance for nearly five years to find a normal life again, and in the interview she said she used the time for personal projects. She described her second album as a continuation of Mini World, very centred on people and on family in a broad sense, with a few musical surprises. A second album that centres on people and family, after a break spent on personal projects, can be read as a record turning outward to other people.
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It is a song by Indila from the album Mini World, released on 24 March 2014 through Capitol Records and AZ, written by Indila and composed and produced by Skalpovich.
Her grandmother used to sing at weddings and her mother at family gatherings, and after she won a singing contest while studying literature at university she felt she could no longer resist the call of music.
She wrote with Skalpovich for other artists such as Chimène Badi, and artists such as Youssoupha, Rohff, M. Pokora and Patrick Bruel asked her to compose choruses for other singers.
Indila says it means that everyone has their own bubble, their own way of looking at life.