Collection: Etienne Daho
Étienne Daho
Étienne Daho (born January 14, 1956 in Oran, Algeria) is a French, Algeria-born, singer who has racked up an extensive number of synth-driven and rock-influenced pop hits in the French-speaking world since 1981. He ended up in the city of Rennes during the 60s when his mother got a job in a local hospital. As a teen, he hung around with [a1022524 from the band [a45921, but also some members of [a280811. During the fall of 1979, he recorded his first songs with [a1845408 on guitar, then in June 1980, he performed 5 songs live at MJC La Paillette, in Rennes. His first LP was released in 1981 with some fellow musicians of MdS. The release of his single [m=36263 in 1985 created a real "Dahomania" all around the country. In 2010, Daho celebrated 30 years of career and is still around.
He sings in a low, whispery voice somewhat akin to [a227848 or [a113830, and his music videos establish his innovative and creative flair visually. He cites [a457980 as one of his main influences.
2020, Etienne Daho is the French Ambassador for The French Record Store Day
Warren Dee, Tcherenzi
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