January 26 street date. The Nouvelle Vague project was born of Marc Collin and Olivier Libaux's desire to dust off and adapt new wave standards in a bossa nova style. Over the years, Nouvelle Vague has welcomed a host of singers on increasingly eclectic covers. In 2004, they released their first album, simply entitled "Nouvelle Vague". The album featured covers of Depeche Mode, The Clash, The Cure, Joy Division, and Dead Kennedys. A very British first album in spirit (as well as in the choice of groups), where the typically London new wave atmosphere predominates, but revised in a Caribbean version. To mark the band's 20th anniversary, we're proud to announce the reissue of this innovative album. Enriched with numerous bonuses, including a session on KCRW radio where the band's constant reinvention reaches its apogee.
January 26 street date. Nouvelle Vague is a French musical collective that specializes in bossa nova arrangements of new wave songs. Released in 2006, "Bande a Part" features their takes on classics by Echo And The Bunnymen, The Cramps, Blondie, Billy Idol, New Order, Bauhaus, and many more. This anniversary edition includes a bonus disc with much more fun!
February 16 street date. 20 years after the release of their first eponymous album, which has since become a classic, the French group Nouvelle Vague is back with "Should I Stay Or Should I Go". More than covers, Nouvelle Vague has been reinventing post-punk classics since the early 2000s, retaining their melancholy while infusing them with an air of bossa nova, revealing along the way singers who have become iconic such as Camille and Phoebe Killdeer. "Should I Stay Or Should I Go" includes a cover of Yazoo's "Only You" featuring Mélanie Pain, one of the original singers of the band.
February 16 street date. 20 years after the release of their first eponymous album, which has since become a classic, the French group Nouvelle Vague is back with "Should I Stay Or Should I Go". More than covers, Nouvelle Vague has been reinventing post-punk classics since the early 2000s, retaining their melancholy while infusing them with an air of bossa nova, revealing along the way singers who have become iconic such as Camille and Phoebe Killdeer. "Should I Stay Or Should I Go" includes a cover of Yazoo's "Only You" featuring Mélanie Pain, one of the original singers of the band.
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