Artist's albums
La trêve (Edition Deluxe)
2001 · album
La Trêve
2001 · album
Mistigri Torture
2000 · album
Nous étions des humains
2023 · album
La danse des éléphants
2022 · single
Émilie dansait
2022 · single
Sous le soleil
2021 · single
Respire 2020 (feat. Bigflo & Oli)
2020 · single
Sebolavy
2016 · album
François sous la pluie
2016 · single
En léger différé
2016 · single
La rose blanche
2015 · single
#cpasgrave
2014 · single
Sebolavy (Bonus Track Version)
2014 · album
La Grande Évasion
2009 · album
Mefie-Toi L'escargot
2009 · single
Réveille Toi
2006 · single
Matador
2005 · single
Matador
2005 · album
Live À Saint-Etienne
2004 · album
johnny rep
2004 · single
ca m'etonne pas
2003 · single
Respire
2003 · single
Tu Vas Pas Mourir De Rire
2003 · album
Ma Grand-Mère
2002 · single
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Biography
Mickey 3d are an award-winning French alternative rock band who made their major-label debut in 2000 and grew increasingly popular over the course of the decade. Founded in 1996 in Saint-Étienne, Rhône-Alpes, the band is comprised of singer/songwriter Mickaël Furnon (guitar), Aurélien Joanin (drums), and Najah el Mahmoud (keyboards). During the late '90s Mickey 3d released a few demo tapes (Le Souffle Court, 1996; Mickey 3d, 1997; L'Amour, 1998) before the band was signed to a recording contract with the independent label Premier Disque and made its label debut with the album Mistigri Torture (1999). Comprised in large part of songs previously released on the band's home-recorded demo tapes, plus some newly recorded studio material, Mistigri Torture was licensed for major-label reissue in 2000 by Virgin Music France, which also signed Mickey 3d to a recording contract and released the song "La France a Peur" as a single. Successive releases on Virgin were increasingly successful: second album La Trêve (2001) marked the band's first appearance on the French albums chart and spawned a few singles; third album Tu Vas Pas Mourir de Rire (2003) reached the Top 20 and spawned the band's first major hit, the Top 20 single "Respire"; the live album Live à Saint-Étienne (2004) also made the Top 20 and spawned a major hit, the Top 40 single "Johnny Rep"; and fourth studio album Matador (2005) was the most successful of all, reaching number three on the albums chart and spawning a series of singles, including the Top 40 title track. In addition to commercial success, Mickey 3d also earned critical accolades, including a Prix Constantin in 2003 and Victoires de la Musique awards in 2004 for Rock Album of the Year, Original Song of the Year, and Music Video of the Year. In 2009, Mickey 3d returned with their sixth album La Grande Évasion, which featured the single "Méfie-toi L'Escargot". ~ Jason Birchmeier, Rovi