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Saint Privat (band)

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Saint Privat
OriginVienna, Austria
GenresElectronica with
Bossa nova
Years active2002 - present[1]
LabelsDope Noir Records
MembersValérie Sajdik
Clemens Wabra
Anacole Daalderop
Daniel Moussier
Past membersErwin Schober
Ruediger Kostron

Saint Privat is a group formed in 2002 by singer Valérie Sajdik and electronica musician Klaus Waldeck, named after the village of Saint-Privat in France, where Valérie decided to live.[1]

Saint Privat's first album Riviera, released in 2004, led to the band being awarded the Amadeus Austrian Music Award for newcomer of the year in 2005. This success was followed up in 2006 by Superflu, which shifted the balance from the electronica towards the musicians.

Discography

Singles

  • Tous les jours (2004)
  • Somebody to love (2006)

Albums

  • Riviera (2004)
  • Superflu (2006)

References

  1. ^ a b Valerie Sajdik Archived 2011-07-17 at the Wayback Machine, accessed 2010-10-28


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