-M- is the stage name of Matthieu Chedid, a renowned French singer-songwriter and guitarist often recognized for his dynamic performances and idiosyncratic presence. Born on December 21, 1971, in Boulogne-Billancourt, he emerges from a family lineage steeped in musical artistry, as the son of French singer Louis Chedid and the grandson of the poet Andrée Chedid. Matthieu Chedid's alter-ego, -M-, debuted in the late 1990s, immediately captivating audiences with his distinctive hairdo resembling the letter 'M' and his unmistakable sound melding rock, folk, funk, and a variety of world influences.
Since his first major album "Le Baptême" in 1997, -M- has established a prolific career characterized by creative experimentation and collaborations with various artists. Notable singles such as "Song For Jedi" have further cemented his status as a staple of contemporary French music. His enthralling guitar work and unique vocal style are evident in a wide array of works ranging from his own albums to movie soundtracks, including the recently composed "Astérix & Obélix : L'Empire du Milieu (Bande originale du film)." With tracks like "On ne pleure pas dans l'eau," and "Rêvalité Augmentée," -M-'s musical journey continues to evolve, showcasing his talent for infusing emotional depth into catchy melodies and rhythms, ensuring that his music consistently resonates with a diverse fan base.
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