BB Brunes

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BB Brunes

The band at the festival des Terre-Neuvas in 2007
Background information
Origin Paris, France
Genres Pop rock, garage rock revival
Years active Since 2006
Labels Warner Music
Website bbbrunes.fr

BB Brunes is a French pop rock band, part of the "new French rock scene" (la nouvelle scène rock française).[1]

In 2000, Adrien Gallo, Karim Réveillé and Raphaël Delorme, childhood friends, formed the band "Hangover" with songs exclusively in English.[2] Some years later, Raphaël left the band at the moment when they were signing their first contract.[3] The new lineup found a new guitarist, Félix Hemmen, who enjoyed their music. In 2007, the bassist Bérald Crambes joined the band.

The band took the name BB Brunes, inspired by the name of the song "Initials BB" by Serge Gainsbourg and by Paris's boulevard Brune, where the band then did their rehearsals.[3] The band's musical influences are punk and rock groups from the 1960s and 1970s as well as current groups such as The Strokes, Amy Winehouse, The Clash, David Bowie, Ray Charles and singers like Serge Gainsbourg, Jacques Dutronc,[2] etc. Their lyrics are mostly in French.

In 2009, the group won a Victoires de la musique in the category 'Group or artist stage revelation of the year'.

Contents

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

[edit] Singles

Year Title Chart
FR FR (DD) BEL (Wa) SWI
2007 Blonde comme moi 8 - 16 -
2009 Nico Teen Love 13 11 31 -
2010 BB Brunes EP (english EP) - - - -
2011 Nico teen Live (live album) - - - -
Year Title Chart
FR FR (DD) BEL (Wa) SWI
2007 "Le Gang" - - - -
2007 "Dis-moi" - 5 21 55
2008 "Houna (Toutes mes copines)" - - 63 -
2008 "Mr Hyde" - - - -
2009 "Dynamite" - - - -
2009 "Lalalove You" 11 17 42 -

[edit] References

  1. ^ BB Brunes en interview sur lecourant.info.
  2. ^ a b Charts In France, BB Brunes in an interview.
  3. ^ a b Voir histoire du groupe sur musique.ados.fr.
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