Marc Éliard
Marc Éliard | |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Marc Éliard |
| Born | June 30, 1968 Machecoul, France |
| Genres | New wave, jazz, rock |
| Occupation(s) | Bassist |
| Instruments | Bass guitar, accordion |
Biography
Marc Éliard, born June 30, 1958 in Machecoul, is a French bass guitar player.
From the age of 5, he learned to play accordion. He won many prizes until the age of 15. Then he turned to the bass guitar.
He started his career as a jazz musician. In particular, he worked with Christian Vander from 1981 to 1984, being the bassist on the single "You" (piece included on the Enneade compilation) and on Magma's album Merci.
From 1983 to 1986 he played with Jean-Luc Chevalier (who also was part of Magma) in the Dromadaire quartet.
In 1992, he joined Indochine, succeeding Diego Burgar, the band's first bassist. At that time, the band consisted of Nicolas Sirkis (singer and songwriter), Dominique Nicolas (guitarist and composer), Stéphane Sirkis (guitarist), and Jean-My Truong (drummer).
More recently, he worked with Mano Solo. He also recorded three albums with singer Guillaume Payen.
Today he is still a member of Indochine and is the bassist of two formations: Yann Viet Free Songs Trio and Yann Viet Free Songs Project.
Discography
With Trio Dromadaire
With Magma
- 1984 : Merci
With Mano Solo
Studio recording
Live recording
- 2002 : La Marche
With Indochine
Studio recording
- 1993 : Un jour dans notre vie
- 1996 : Wax
- 1999 : Dancetaria
- 2002 : Paradize
- 2005 : Alice et June
- 2009 : La République des Meteors
- 2013 : Black City Parade
Live recording
- 1994 : Radio Indochine
- 1997 : Indo Live
- 2001 : Nuits intimes
- 2004 : 3.6.3
- 2007 : Live à Hanoï
- 2007 : Alice et June Tour
- 2010 : Le Meteor sur Bruxelles
- 2011 : Putain de Stade
- 2014 : Black City Tour
- 2015 : Black City concerts
Compilations
- 2012 : Paradize+10
With Yann Viet Free Songs Trio
- 2010 : La Javanaise
With Yann Viet Free Songs Project
Liens externes
- Indochine, official website
- Magma, official website
- Mano Solo, official website
- Yann Viet Free Songs Project, official website
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