Just received an album by French singer and songwriter Hervé Lechâble, with notable and diverse influences coming not only from blues but especially from “chanson française”, ranging from Michael Polnareff to Antoine, or even Jacques Brel, Gilbert Bécaud, Serge Gainsbourg, Georges Brassens and Charles Trenet.

During all his years of career Hervé has chosen the direct contact with the people who goes to his shows, which makes him to perform more than eighty concerts per year, treasuring a great experience and a good popularity among French audience.

Finally, and after a long work, Hervé has decided to release his first album, where he communicates with a good dose of humor and poetry, a deep dark universe but, at the same time, full of fantasy and color, putting in question daily problems and actual society evolution.

The album gathers thirteen songs performed in acoustic format, with the collaboration of a good number of musicians who bring their sensitivity to develop songs totally impregnated with blues, jazz, “chanson” and bohemia, on a journey that drives us to the heart of those typical “bistrots” and old Paris streets.