Press
Release:
Fabrice Collette has now released his new album “rouge et blues”.
Some of the best of the french blues musicians did join him to record this album : Laurent Cokelaere - bass, Manu Millot - drums, Johan Delgaard - organ, and others …..
The french “Monsieur Blues”, Patrick Verbeke himself, has friendly come to play on 3 tracks ….
Buzz on the web (check all the buzz content on fFabrice's Website):
On Blogs :
“Back to the music strand with French blues performer Fabrice Collette’s video for the song “C’est comme tu veux”. One of the best blues inspired artistes in Second Life (I even downloaded his whole album from the web)..." - mailburns
"How do I reach Fabrice Collette from here? I don’t know but I think that Sir Universalis would have loved swallowing beers or miles in the company of “rouge & blues”. - So the wind wont it blow away
"I really like Fabrice’s style; go download his new album now!" Sl insider
"“Er selbst beschreibt seine Mischung mit den Begriffen Jazz, Folk und Blues. Und irgendwie trifft das auch alles. Aber eben nur irgendwie. Denn Fabrice Collette verbindet in seinen Songs auch die poetische Melancholie eines Leonard Chohen mit der coolen Lässigkeit eines Chris Spedding. Und da wird’s dann richtig interessant, und “Rouge et Blues” ein brillantes Album voller bittersüß-cooler Songperlen für beinahe jede Lebenslage.” - Musikquest
.... and other blogs in french, italian or russian
On myspace :
"Thank you for your beautifull TUNE. I also truly have enjoyed listening to your tunes. It is relaxing and takes my mind some where else."
"Love your music! Here’s to wishing you a great weekend!"
"Right on. sounds good. keep it up. peace and love"
"You could be singing the Paris phone book for all I know… BUT… You are singing it extremely well!! And of course good music needs no translation. So, Keep on keepin’ on!! All the best! Dana"
"Sweet sounds, Fabrice. Very lyrical and well-crafted. Merci!"
"Hello Fabrice! Great music! Real cool and smooth!"
"Thank you. It’s beautiful music. I love when the female voice comes in on “Pas.”"
"Great tunes. Thanks for keeping the blues alive over there…"
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