Coralie Clément

French singer associated with delicate, 1960s‑inspired chanson. Her debut Salle des pas perdus was created in collaboration with her brother, Benjamin Biolay, who produced the record.

Debut album Salle des pas perdus; vocal style described as coquettish/whispering; arrangements show jazz and bossa nova influences; collaboration with brother Benjamin Biolay; Keren Ann contributed the song "L'Ombre et la Lumière" (mentioned in reviews).

The review praises Coralie Clément's debut Salle des pas perdus as a light, refined take on 1960s‑inspired chanson. It highlights her coquettish, whispering vocal style and retro arrangements largely created with her brother Benjamin Biolay. The critic notes later records moved toward pop but judges the debut positively (4/5).

For:Fans of chanson française, vintage‑inspired pop, intimate/whispering vocalists, and retro arrangements.