Élodie Frégé

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Elodie Frégé
Background information
Birth name Elodie Frégé
Born (1982-02-15) February 15, 1982
Cosne-sur-Loire, Nièvre, France
Origin  France
Genres Chanson, Pop
Years active 2003—
Labels Universal Music International
Mercury France
Website elodiefrege.artistes.universalmusic.fr

Elodie Frégé (born February 15, 1982 in Cosne-sur-Loire) is a French singer.

She was the winner of the third season of Star Academy France. She released her self-titled debut album after winning the show.

Biography

Élodie Frégé was born on February 15, 1982 in Nièvre, France. She comes from a family with a musical background; her grandfather was a professional accordionist. She started her musical interest at the age of 6. She started learning guitar when she was a child and took classes for 8 years. She also trained ballet for 12 years, so that gave her good basic dancing skills which have helped her later in her music career. Her brother and sister showed musical interest; they also sing and perform.

She has a cat calle Winter. She auditioned for Star Academy Season 3 and won the title in 2004. Many people, including the professors and critics, felt Sofia Essaïdi should have been the winner.[citation needed] However, the French public chose Elodie, the emotional singer against the vocal performer Sofia.

Later in 2004 she released her debut self-titled album, Élodie Frégé. Her hit singles were "De L'eau" and "Viens jusqu'à moi". In 2006, she released her second album, Le Jeu des 7 Erreurs, written and composed with a French artist Benjamin Biolay. The first single is "La ceinture".

She made her first solo concerts in Paris on December 2006 at Café de la Danse, and on January 2007 at La Cigale, beginning her first tour through France and Belgium.

Discography

Albums

  • 2004: Elodie Frégé (#4 FR)
  • 2006: Le jeu des 7 erreurs (#12 FR)
  • 2010: La fille de l'après midi
  • 2013: Amuse-Bouches

Singles

  • 2004: "De l'eau" (#16 FR)
  • 2004: "Viens jusqu'à moi" (duet with Michal) (#8 FR)
  • 2004: "Je te dis non" (#38 FR)
  • 2006: "La ceinture"
  • 2007: "Si je reste (un peu)"
  • 2007: "La fidélité"
  • 2010: "La fille de l'après midi"
  • 2011: "La belle et la bête"
  • 2013: "Comment t'appelles-tu ce matin?"
  • 2013: "Un jour mon prince viendra"

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Preceded by
Nolwenn Leroy
Winner of
Star Academy France

2004
Succeeded by
Grégory Lemarchal
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