Review by Walter Conn

MarieClaire Courcel's album, Un Petit Bigoudi Ya Un Barbu En Filmant La Vie De Nos Vacances Je Nai Pas Eu Le Temps De Pleurer, is a unique and captivating work of art. The album is a fusion of different music genres, including folk, pop, and rock, which creates a refreshing and eclectic sound.

The album's title is quite long, but it reflects the artist's poetic and playful approach to music. The songs are a mixture of French and English, and the lyrics are cleverly crafted with metaphors and vivid imagery.

The album opens with "Le Grand Bleu," a beautiful and melancholic song that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song is about the ocean and the endless possibilities it holds. The album's standout track is "Un Petit Bigoudi," a catchy and upbeat song that celebrates self-love and acceptance.

MarieClaire's voice is enchanting and soulful, and her lyrics are both introspective and universal. The album's production is also noteworthy, with a perfect balance between acoustic and electronic elements.

Summary by Walter Conn

Un Petit Bigoudi Ya Un Barbu En Filmant La Vie De Nos Vacances Je Nai Pas Eu Le Temps De Pleurer is a must-listen for anyone who loves music that is both thought-provoking and entertaining. MarieClaire Courcel has created a unique and memorable album that deserves recognition and praise.