Sinsémilia, often stylized as Sinsemilia or Sinsé, is a French reggae band that has been prominent on the music scene since their formation in Grenoble, France, in 1990. Characterized by their socially conscious lyrics and captivating reggae rhythms, Sinsémilia quickly became pioneers in the French alternative music world by offering a unique blend of reggae with touches of ska and dancehall. They gained national fame with their hit single "Tout le bonheur du monde" in 2004 and have since been known for their commitment to promoting peace, equality, and environmental issues through their music.

Over the course of three decades, Sinsémilia has continuously evolved while staying true to their roots, which is evident in their various albums and live performances. Their recent releases, such as "30 ans," celebrate the band's longevity and commitment to their craft, while songs like "Je préfère cent fois" and "Un autre monde est possible" reflect their ongoing dedication to deliver messages of hope and resistance. As they chronicle personal and societal struggles, Sinsémilia remains a resonant voice for change, inspiring a loyal fan base that spans generations. Their impact on the French reggae scene is undeniable, and their energy on stage is captured in live recordings such as "20 ans (Live)," which showcases their dynamic presence and the fervor they bring to their performances.

Genres

Chanson

French Reggae

French Rock

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Passi

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Latest Release

30 ans

Sinsémilia

Album - 30 Tracks - Released April 23, 2021