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Mylène Farmer Unofficial Site
Point de Suture (2008 - 2010)
The
album,
Point
de
Suture,
followed
suit
debuting
at
Nr.1
with
over
100
000
copies
sold
in
its
first
week
in
France.
The
electronic-driven
album
continues
in
the
vein
of
Farmer's
previous
work,
featuring
a
mix
of
ballads
and
upbeat,
synth-driven
pop
songs.
Farmer's
next
four
singles
from
the
album,
"Appelle
mon
numéro",
"Si
j'avais
au
moins...",
"C'est
dans
l'air"
and
"Sextonik",
all
became
No.1
hits
in
France,
Farmer
beating
her
own
record.
Farmer
then
had
a
record
of
nine
No.1
hits
in
France,
more
than
any
other
artist
in
French
music
history.
It
is
also
the
first
time
that
all
five
singles
from
her
album
became
No.1
hits.
In
2008,
Farmer
announced
a
new
protégée
in
the
vein
of
Alizée:
Lisa,
Farmer's
niece.
Her
lead
single,
"Drole
de
creepie",
was
released
in
September
2008,
produced
and
written
by
Boutonnat
and
Farmer.
The
song
accompanied
the
hit
children's
series,
Growing
Up
Creepie,
and
the
video
depicts
Lisa
dressed
as
Creepie
Creecher.
Unlike
Farmer
&
Boutonnat's
previous
side-projects,
Lisa
is
marketed
primarily
to
children.
Farmer's
sold-out
tour
began
in
May
2009
in
Nice
and
ended
in
September
2009
in
Brussels,
gathering
extremely
positive
response
from
the
critics.
She
also
gave
two
concerts
at
the
Stade
de
France,
as
well
as
other
concerts
in
Russia,
Belgium
and
Switzerland.
A
new
live
album
documenting
her
2009
tour,
Nr5
on
Tour,
was
released
in
December
2009
and
hit
No.1
position
in
the
charts,
becoming
double-
platinum
in
its
first
week
of
release.
A
DVD
of
her
Stade
de
France
concerts
followed
on
12
April
2010,
becoming
instantly Diamond.
Bleu Noir (2010 - 2011)
In
2010,
the
media
reported
that
Mylène
Farmer
would
work
with
Line
Renaud
and
Ben
Harper
in
their
respective
new
releases.
After
thirty
years
of
absence,
Line
Renaud
released
her
new
album
in
November
2010,
which
contains
"C'est
pas
l'heure,"
a
duet
with
Farmer,
written
by
Farmer
and
Boutonnat.
Also
in
November,
Australian
band
INXS
released
the
album
Original
Sin
as
a
tribute
to
the
late
Michael
Hutchence.
Farmer
covered
"Never
Tear
Us
Apart"
with
Ben
Harper,
featuring
new
lyrics
in
French
written.
It
was
announced
surprisingly
on
27
September
2010
that
Farmer
would
be
releasing
a
new
single
"Oui
mais...
non"
to
lead
her
next
album.
Unlike
all
the
previous
musical
works
by
Farmer,
Boutonnat
was
not
included
in
the
production
or
composition.
Instead
Farmer
hired
RedOne,
known
for
his
work
with
Lady
Gaga
to
produce
and
write
the
music
for
the
single.
"Oui
mais...
non"
was
released
to
digital
downloading
markets
on
11
October
and
hit
No.1
on
the
French
charts.
Considering
the
music
market
crisis,
it's
her
most
successful
single
since
2002.
This
also
makes
her
the
only
French
singer
to
have
number-one
hits
in
four
consecutive
decades.
The
following
singles,
"Bleu
Noir"
and
"Lonely
Lisa",
hit
the
top
of
the
charts
too,
expanding
her
record
with
twelve
No.1
singles.
The
album
Bleu
Noir
was
released
on
6
December
2010,
produced
by
Farmer,
RedOne,
Moby
and
Archive.
It
entered
the
French
album
chart
at
No.1
and
remained
at
the
top
for
three
consecutive
weeks.
It
topped
the
9th
position
in
the
French
2010
charts,
with
more
than
300,000
copies
sold
in
three
weeks.
It
has
sold
so
far
over
600,000
copies,
reaching
Diamond
status,
within
three
months of its release.
Monkey Me (2012 - 2014)
Farmer's
2nd
hits
collection
entitled
2001-2011
was
released
in
late
2011,
featuring
all
of
her
hit
singles
recorded
since
Les
Mots.
Early
2012,
she
said
that
she
was
recording
an
album
which
was
to
be
released
in
late
2012.
The
upcoming
new
single,
"A
L'Ombre"
will
have
its
radio
premiere
on
22
October
2012.
The
single
reached
number
four
in
French
singles
chart.
The
album
will
be
called
Monkey
Me.
Her
new
tour,
Timeless
2013,
will
debut
in
September
2013.
Nearly
200,000
tickets
were
sold
on
the
first
day.
More
than
500,000
people
in
total
attended
the
tour.
The
live
album
of
the
tour
was
released
in
December,
selling
more
than
100,000
copies
in
two
weeks.
An
eponymous
film
shot
in
widescreen
during
the
shows
in
Lyon
will
premiere
in
French
cinemas
on
March
27.
Mylène
Farmer
is
said
to
be
preparing
an
album with British rock band Muse.
Interstellaires (2015)
May
15,
2015,
Fragile,
a
photo-book
by
Sylvie
Lancrenon,
was
published.
It
included
90
photos
of
Farmer
taken
by
Lancrenon.
In
August,
a
new
site
was
launched,
announcing
new
material
from
Farmer.
The
first
single
to
be
released
was
"Stolen
Car",
a
duet
with
Sting,
who
originally
recorded
the
song
on
his
2003
album
Sacred
Love.
The
single
reached
#1
on
the
French
singles
chart.
On
September
18,
French
magazine
Gala
announced
Farmer's
upcoming
studio
album
title
as
being
Interstellaires.
It
was
then
officially
confirmed
on
September
16
by
Farmer's
record
label,
Polydor
on
its
Facebook
page.
Another
site
was
then
launched
with
a
timer
set
to
the
album
release
date.
The
album
was
released
in
November,
becoming
Farmer's
12th
number
one
album
in
France.
Farmer
signed
a
new
record
deal
with
Sony
Music
Entertainment,
leaving
her
previous
label,
Universal.
The
new
record
deal
confirms
that
she
is
releasing a new album.
Désobéissance (2018 - Present)
January
19
2018,
"Rolling
Stone"
was
released
and
entered
the
French
charts
at
number
one.
The
video
was
directed
by
Carole
Denis.
A
new
album
was
announced
for
fall.
June
22,
a
duet
with
LP,
"N'oublie
pas",
was
released,
also
entering
the
French
charts
at
number
one.
The
song
was
co-written
by
LP,
and
the
video,
set
in
Iceland,
was
directed
by
Laurent
Boutonnat.
In
June
2019
Mylène
began
a
nine-date
concert
at
the
Paris
La
Défence
Arena
in
Nanterre,
her
live
album
titled
Live
2019
followed
in
October
and
became
her
15th
number
one
album
which
sold
over
100.000
copies
and
reached
Platinum
status.
In
2020
together
with
Boutonnat,
Mylène
worked
with
their
new
protégé
Julia
where
her
album
“Passe…
comme
tu
sais
on”
was
released
in
June.
Also
a
documentary
film
was
released
on
Amazon
Prime
Video
titled
“Mylène
Farmer
-
L’Ultime
Création”
about
her
2019
residency
concerts
and
the
behind
the
scenes
preparation.
Finally
in
December
a
new
greatest
hits
compilation
entitled
Histoires
de
Mylène
Farmer
was
released that peaked number two in France.
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