Artist's albums
Rimes Feminines
2001 · album
second thoughts
2023 · single
love rules
2023 · single
Ecrioce
2023 · single
Rurrashil
2023 · single
The Forbidding Badlands
2023 · single
point of view
2023 · single
I AM WOMAN - Juliette
2023 · EP
Chansons de là où l'œil se pose
2023 · album
Le seigneur des mouches
2023 · single
Remember Me
2023 · single
La housse et la couette
2023 · single
Deux chevaux
2022 · single
Le tango des voisins musiciens
2022 · single
Ballade sur le mal d'Amour
2022 · single
J'aime pas la chanson
2018 · album
Météo marine
2017 · single
Les indiens sont à l'Ouest
2015 · album
No Parano
2010 · album
Bijoux & babioles
2008 · album
Mutatis Mutandis
2005 · album
Irrésistible/Que Tal
2005 · album
Ma Vie Mon Oeuvre (Vol.1) 20 Ans 20 Chansons
2004 · album
Deux Pianos
2002 · album
Irrésistible
2002 · album
Le Festin De Juliette
2002 · album
Que Tal
2002 · album
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Biography
Juliette Nourredine, known to her fans simply as Juliette, is an acclaimed singer/songwriter from France whose albums regularly chart within the national Top Ten. Born on September 25, 1962, in Paris, France, the chanteuse began her performance career in Toulouse, where as a teenager she performed the songs of Jacques Brel and Edith Piaf on piano. In time she began writing songs of her own and singing. One of her early performances, a theater show from 1986, was released independently on cassette as Juliette (1987). Another live performance, ¿Que Tal? (1991), followed several years later on the label Le Rideau Bouge. Subsequent releases on the label include Irrésistible (1993), her studio album debut; Juliette Chante aux Halles (1995), another theater performance; Rimes Féminines (1996), a studio album; and Deux Pianos (1998), a live album co-featuring Didier Goret. Assassins Sans Couteaux (1998) marked a turning point in the career of Juliette. Reissued by Universal in 2000, it was the first of her major-label releases. In 2001 Universal reissued the remainder of her back catalog titles on Le Rideau Bouge. Her next album of new material, Le Festin de Juliette (2002), was her most popular to date, peaking at number 21 on the French albums chart its opening week. In the wake of its success, the best-of collection Ma Vie, Mon Oeuvre, Vol. 1 (1993) was released as a career retrospective, subtitled "20 Ans, 20 Chansons." Subsequent albums Mutatis Mutandis (2005) and Bijoux & Babioles (2008) were even more popular, both charting within the Top Ten of the French albums chart. ~ Jason Birchmeier, Rovi