French folk music is a harmonious blend of storytelling and musical tradition, deeply rooted in the regional diversity of France. Characterized by its use of classic instruments like the accordion, fiddle, hurdy-gurdy, and bagpipes, the genre is a rich tapestry of melodic ballads, buoyant dances, and poignant laments. With origins in the rural heartlands, this genre often encapsulates themes of love, social struggle, and the pastoral life, reflecting the historical and cultural nuances of its various locales. Artists like Marc Perrone and Ciac Boum exemplify the heartfelt emotion and technical proficiency that define French folk, offering listeners a timeless escape into a world where music acts as both a narrative vehicle and a connector of communities. Each contribution within the genre serves to preserve and rejuvenate France's musical heritage, inviting both nostalgia and innovation in its contemporary expressions.

Colette Magny: Les Tuileries

Colette Magny•

Lucile Richardot

Single - Released September 13, 2024