Английская Википедия:Eddy de Pretto
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Шаблон:Infobox musical artist Eddy de Pretto (born 2 May 1993 in Créteil in the Val-de-Marne)[1] is a French singer-songwriter and actor.
Early life
Eddy de Pretto was born on 2 May 1993 and grew up in Créteil[1][2] in the Val-de-Marne.[3] His father is a truck driver and football fan; his mother a laboratory technician and an art lover.[4] He sings about his native city in Beaulieue.[5] In an interview, he described his hometown:Шаблон:Quote
At the age of twelve, he started lessons in theatre, singing, vocal technique and piano:[6] "I took the TV remote for a microphone and operated a halogen lamp for lighting. So my mother suggested taking theatre lessons since I didn't excel at sport."[7] He continued his education at the Institut supérieur des arts de la scène (ECM-ISAS, "Advanced Institute of Dramatic Arts") in Paris.[2]
Acting
Eddy de Pretto's first acting experiences were in TV advertisements, such as the role of a young Julius Caesar for CanalSat in September 2010,[8][9] before entering into the theatrical and film worlds: the short films Königsberg by Philipp Mayrhofer in 2012 and Vivre sa vie by Paul D. Meyer in 2013 as well as an appearance in the feature film Paulette by Jérôme Enrico in the role of "the young hippy buyer", also in 2013.
Music career
Between the ages of eighteen and nineteen he began to write songs. In his first public performance he sang R. Kelly's "I Believe I Can Fly" at his local youth centre (Maison des jeunes et de la culture): "I was totally weak, ... so stressed out because there was a lot of rap and I didn't fit into that genre at all," he said in an interview.[10]
He participated in the Printemps de Bourges music festival, where he won the Inouïs ("unheard of, amazing") prize,[11] and the Bars en Trans festival, and is a graduate of inRocKs Lab 2016.[2] In October 2017, he also took part in the Festival Off Off Off (Nuits de Champagne festival) in Troyes.[12]
Kid and Cure
He released his first EP, Kid, on 6 October 2017. In the live performances of the EP he played sound clips from his iPhone connected with a cable. The only live musician at his concerts was a drummer.[2]
In early January 2018, on the stage of the television program Taratata, he sang "Comme un boomerang" in duet with Julien Doré, a song written by Serge Gainsbourg and previously performed by Dani and Étienne Daho in 2001.[13]
In mid-January 2018, he launched "Random", the first song from his debut album Шаблон:Interlanguage link, describing his heartaches.[14]
Along with Gaël Faye and Fishbach, he was nominated for "Best Newcomer Stage Act" (Groupe ou artiste révélation scène) at the 33rd Victoires de la Musique in 2018.[15][16] Gaël Faye won the award.
In mid-February 2018, he introduced his song "Ego" with "a stripped down, mechanical instrumental", which the singer explained thus: "I set down the possibility of becoming unhinged because of the speed at which the project is going. By dint of hearing praise, the 'excess of self' implodes, and that's the risk I'm exposing here. The simple fear of degenerating into a fanaticism of the self through social media, endearments, and all other flattering signals that create this monster of ego."[17]
On 2 March 2018, he released his first album Шаблон:Interlanguage link, on CD, vinyl and in digital format.[18] At the same time, the clip for "Normal" was unveiled, which took on stereotypes of sexual identity, fear of the other and homophobia:[19] "An anger about people who were attacking me because they didn't like the person I embodied," he explained in the magazine Têtu.[20] A week after its release, the recording was ranked the number one best-selling album ahead of Vous et moi by Julien Doré, with 13,500 copies,[21] "driving out" Grand Corps Malade from Fnac's Top French Albums listing.[22]
À tous les bâtards
On 25 March 2021, he released the album À tous les bâtards, featuring his two previously released singles, Bateaux-Mouches and Désolé Caroline, alongside a COLORS SHOW performance of the song "Parfaitement", which was released on YouTube ahead of the album's release. The 16-track album featured an artwork given to de Pretto by a fan, the design of which shows the sketch of the artist's head superimposed onto a yellow background, a trend continued from his previous album's cover where he superimposed bodybuilder Arnold Schwarzenegger's arm onto an image of himself.
Personal life
As alluded to in some of his songs, Eddy de Pretto does not hide his homosexuality: "I'm not militant. I don't want to be a standard-bearer. I just want to give an account of my life, my reality," he added in an interview.[10] He defines himself as a "non-genre" artist.[23] In the TV program Taratata, broadcast on 15 December 2017, he explained that he was trying to examine masculinity and the hypermasculinity that made up part of his education. When Nagui asked him if he talked about homosexuality in his songs, he responded that that was in no way his goal.[24] In this regard, speaking to Les Inrockuptibles the singer declared: "I try to speak about my personal history and to normalise it as much as possible. And not to highlight it saying I'm the first queer to link rap and French chanson".[2]
Musical influences
Discography
Album
Year | Album | Peak positions | ||
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FRA [25] |
BEL (Wa) [26] |
SWI [27] | ||
2018 | Cure | 1 | 4 | 6 |
2021 | À tous les bâtards | 4 | 4 | 11 |
2023 | Crash cœur | — | 9 | 49 |
EP
Year | Title |
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2017 | Kid |
Singles
Year | Song | Peak positions | Album | |
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FRA [25] |
BEL (Wa) [26] | |||
2017 | "Fête de trop" | 21 | Tip | Kid EP |
"Kid" | 67 | Tip | ||
2018 | "Random" | 98 | Cure | |
"Normal" | 151 | 50 | ||
2021 | "Bateaux-mouches" | 87 | — | Â tous les bâtards |
2023 | "Love'n'Tendresse" | — | 10 | Crash cœur |
Other charting songs
Year | Song | Peak positions | Album | |
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FRA [25] |
BEL (Wa) [26] | |||
2018 | "Beaulieue" | 195 | Cure | |
"Quartier des lunes" | 188 | |||
"Grave" | 150 | Tip | ||
2021 | "Freaks" | 158 | À tous les bâtards | |
"Désolé Caroline" | 198 | |||
"Parfaitement" | Шаблон:Spaced ndash | |||
"Pause" (with Yseult) |
128 |
Covers
- 2017: "Je suis pas fou" by Jul[28]
- 2017: "Du bout des lèvres" by Barbara[29]
- 2018: "Comme un boomerang" by Serge Gainsbourg (duet with Julien Doré)[30]
Filmography
Feature films
Year | Title | Director | Role |
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2013 | Paulette | Jérôme Enrico | le jeune bab acheteur ("the young hippy buyer") |
2014 | Rien pour Pehuajo | Nelly Fantoni | la femme en vert (vidéo) ("the woman in green") |
Short films
Year | Title | Director | Role |
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2012 | Königsberg | Philipp Mayrhofer | Antoine |
2013 | Vivre sa vie | Paul D. Meyer | Alex |
Television
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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2023 | Drag Race France | Himself | Guest judge (Season 2); Episode: "Le Snatch Game" |
Awards and nominations
Year | Event | Award | Result | Ref |
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2017 | Printemps de Bourges | Prix du Printemps de Bourges – iNOUïS | Шаблон:Won | [11] |
2018 | Victoires de la Musique | Groupe ou artiste révélation scène ("Best Newcomer Stage Act") | Шаблон:Nom | [15][16] |
References
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