Loane is a French singer-songwriter.

Biography

Loane was born in Paris, France. Living with a musically-inclined family, she quickly became quite distinguished at the piano even performing pieces by Satie and Debussy. She refined her skills for a few years at a music conservatory. Aside from her musical pursuits, the young pianist also found interest in theater and literature. She also achieved a degree in Information and Communication. Influenced by the wide spectrum of the musical universe, she delved in projects encompassing electronica, folk, and pop, and composed music for movie advertisements. In 2008, she released her first album for Virgin/ EMI, backed by producers Fabrice Dumont (Télépopmusik) and Frédéric Fortuny. After being revealed at Le Printemps de Bourge and Les Francofolies, her song ''Danser'' was chosen as "live de l'année" on the programme "Ce Soir (ou Jamais!)" on France 3. In May 2011, her second album '' Le Lendemain'' was released. It was composed on the piano and travels between electronic and pop sounds. The album's combination of synthetic and acoustic sound was achieved between Third Side Records and La Frette Studios under supervision of producers David Sztanke and Yann Arnaud. On the album she shares a duet with

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and singer Christophe lends his voice to the last song of the album.

Career

In 2008, she was one of the revelations of Printemps de Bourges. She is known to the general public by her song ''Jamais seule''. She has performed on stage throughout France. * 2005: Writing for the soundtrack of the short film "Manue Bolonaise" directed by Sophie Letourneur * 2007: Writing for the soundtrack of the short film "Love Collection", Cartier, directed by Olivier Dahan * 2008: Duet with Polar (''

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'', 68 Covers, French Songs) * 2008: Collaboration with

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(''The World Is Gray'', Ghosts From The Past) * 2009: Writing for the soundtrack of Neuilly sa mère directed by Gabriel Julien-Laferrière * 2009: Duet with Salvatore Adamo (''Amour Perdu'', Le Bal des gens bien) * 2010: Duet with William Fitzsimmons (''I don't feel it anymore'', Derivatives) * 2010: French adaption of the

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title '' Mystify'' with

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) * 2010: Cover of '' Everytime We Say Goodbye'' with

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(So in Love) * 2011: Duet with

(''Save us'', Le Lendemain) * 2011: Duet with Christophe (''Boby'' radio edit, Le Lendemain) * 2013: Writing for the soundtrack of the short film '"Haircut Mouse" directed by Michel Gondry * 2013: Singing and producing the end credit song of the film

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directed by Michel Gondry

Discography

* ''

Jamais seule Jamais is French for "never". Jamais may refer to: * "Jamais" (song), a French single recorded by American entertainer Connie Francis. It is a French reworking of Sebastián Yradier's classic tale about a white dove, ''La Paloma'' * Jamais vu, fr ...

'' (2008) * '' Le lendemain'' (2011)

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{{Authority control Living people 1978 births Musicians from Paris French women singer-songwriters French singer-songwriters 21st-century French singers 21st-century French women singers