List of products by artist Lucid BEAUSONGE
Lucid Beausonge was born in Roubaix and not in Quebec as is regularly believed.
Passionate about music from a very young age, she made her first chords on her older brother's classical guitar before learning the piano and composed her first "piano-voice" song at 11 years old.
The school choir allowed him to discover classical music. She then studied classical guitar and began writing songs.
His first album was released in 1980, the success of the title "Casse tête" forced him to come and settle in Paris. Barely arrived, she signed with RCA. His career is launched. We see it everywhere: Midem, Bobino, Printemps de Bourges, Festival d'Été de Québec, Fête de l'Huma, Grande tour France Inter, etc.
In 1987, victim of a terrible car accident and after a long rehabilitation, she had to give up the guitar. She returns to the profession but will now have to accompany herself on the piano while learning classical singing.
From this date his guitar songsheets will give way to great romantic ballads and from now on Lucid Beausonge accompanies himself on the piano.
His discography mainly consists of 9 song albums - 1 classical album - 3 compilations and 1 live album.
His greatest successes include: Le Casse tête - Lettre à un rêveur - Des mots qui me plaisent - L'oiseau - Les solitaires - Où que tu ailles - Ne me dites plus jamais.
In 1981, she received various prizes: Grand Prix de l'Académie Charles Cros (twice), Grand Prix du Disque de Montréal and one year even the Piaf for best small room show.
On the big stage side it will be Bobino - L'Olympia - Le Palais des Glaces - Le Sentier des Halles - Le Dejazet - L'Européen, Le Théâtre de Dix Heures etc.
In June 2003, she was the guest of honor at the "Festival de la chanson française de Bratislava" in Slovakia, the winner of the year 2002, Anna Repková, having been awarded for her interpretation of L'oiseau, also sung successfully at Split in Croatia for the European Evening of French Song 2003.
Alongside her singing career, Lucid has been training young people for several years in the school she founded in Paris.
