Women's music is a genre characterized by introspective, emotionally charged songwriting, often featuring acoustic instrumentation, soaring vocal harmonies, and a strong focus on lyrical storytelling. Emerging in the 1970s and 1980s, it drew from folk, rock, and Americana traditions, with many artists self-producing and releasing music on independent labels. This era saw the genre's peak popularity, with its cultural significance lying in its empowerment of women's voices, perspectives, and experiences. Women's music often overlaps with folk, singer-songwriter, and Americana styles, but its distinctiveness lies in its unapologetic feminist ethos and the use of personal narratives to address social and political issues. The genre's emphasis on vocal intimacy, poetic lyrics, and rootsy arrangements has created a loyal following and paved the way for future generations of female songwriters.

Rita Strohl: Volume 2, Musique de chambre

Célia Oneto Bensaid•

Heloïse Luzzati•

Tanguy de Williencourt

Album - 31 Tracks - Released September 13, 2024