Phoebe Killdeer French singer and musician Country: France

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1. Phoebe Killdeer: A Musical Enchantress
2. Nouvelle Vague Breakthrough
3. Phoebe Killdeer & the Short Straws

Phoebe Killdeer: A Musical Enchantress

Early Life and Influences

Phoebe Killdeer, born in France to Australian parents, embarked on a captivating musical journey from an early age. Her childhood dance training ignited a passion within her that would shape her destiny as a singer and musician. Killdeer's eclectic influences ranged from the poignant sounds of Tom Waits to the experimentalism of Art of Noise, and the ethereal vocals of Yma Sumac to the haunting melodies of Nick Cave.

Nouvelle Vague Breakthrough

In 2004, Killdeer's star ascended as she joined the acclaimed musical collective Nouvelle Vague. Her contributions to their second album, "Bande à Part," and subsequent three-year global tour catapulted her into the spotlight. Prior to this breakthrough, Killdeer had collaborated with notable electronic musicians such as Zero dB on their track "Sunshine Lazy" and Basement Jaxx on "Tonight" from their album "Kish Kash."

Phoebe Killdeer & the Short Straws

In 2008, Killdeer embarked on a new chapter with the formation of Phoebe Killdeer & the Short Straws. Their debut album, "Weather's Coming," showcased her distinctive vocals and a blend of folk, electronic, and atmospheric soundscapes. Killdeer's artistry continues to evolve, enchanting audiences with her evocative lyrics and haunting melodies.

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