French Teen Idol

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French Teen Idol

Background information
Origin	Rome, Italy
Genre(s)	Post-rock
Years active	2004–present
Label(s)	Nishi records
Website	Official site MySpace
Members
Andrea Di Carlo

French Teen Idol is a solo project of the Italian artist Andrea Di Carlo. It confounds the frontier between electronica and post-rock. The author, mainly inspired by the recent productions of M83, Sigur Rós and Craig Armstrong, weaves a fabric of intricate piano figures, impassioned sequences and intriguing samples. The album has been released on the 29th May 2005 by Nishi, sub-label of the first & most well known Canadian MP3 label No Type.

The song Shouting can have different meanings appears on the compilation of the Italian version of Losing Today magazine, issue n. 7 (October 2005). The song "(Un)told prejudices" features a monologue from the film 25th Hour.