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‘Blow Up’ Serge Gainsbourg that nevertheless made no.2 on the UK chart. Now, her new 2020 album ‘Oh! Pardon, Tu Dormais…’ is tousle-haired songs of louche seductiveness, regret and memory which tell mesmerising tales. Andrew Darlington listens… Je T’Aime… Jane Birkin is a goddess. ‘It’s always circling around love, passion, and love at first sight that doesn’t last.’ She’s describing the subject matter of her album ‘Oh! Pardon, Tu Dormais…’ ‘Either the regret of no longer being in love, or the panic of being in this state – where we’re just afraid of ...

12 hours ago Socially conscious lyrics are one of the hallmarks of reggae. Of course, reggae artists cover a broad variety of subjects with their songs, from love to religion. Some may simply aim to convey generally optimistic vibes to their audience. However, artists like the legendary Bob Marley, Burning Spear or Peter Tosh helped advance reggae beyond its early days as straightforward dance music to music that could raise the political awareness of listeners by speaking out against oppression. But what then is left when reggae lacks lyrics entirely? Liquidator by the Harry J Allstars is a...

British actress and singer Jane Birkin has defended her late lover Serge Gainsbourg against claims he was the 'Harvey Weinstein of songs'.  Birkin, 73, was in a relationship with French singer-songwriter Gainsbourg from 1968 to 1980 and provided the orgasmic moans heard on his controversial track Je T'aime... Moi Non Plus.  In October French singer Lio made headlines when she claimed former collaborator Gainsbourg, who died in 1991, was 'quite simply a harasser', 'not cool with girls' and was the 'Weinstein of songs'.  Speaking to The Times today, Birkin defended Gainsbourg, saying he sho...