Cyril Alexy - Vivre Libre

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Vivre Libre by Cyril Alexy: A French Pop Gem That Packs a Punch Alright, let’s cut to the chase. Cyril Alexy's Vivre Libre isn’t your run-of-the-mill pop album—it’s got teeth, grit, and just enough chanson flair to make you sit up and pay attention. Released back in 2006 under Acasa Productions, this record doesn't mess around. It’s raw, unfiltered emotion wrapped in tight production courtesy of Lino Buttice, who handles both arrangement and music duties while Alexy pens lyrics that hit harder than they have any right to. The standout? Easy—“Vivre Libre (Extended Vocal Version).” This track grabs you by the throat from the first note. Cyril's vocals are dripping with passion, like he’s lived every damn word he’s singing. The extended version gives him room to breathe, stretch out, and pour his soul into it. You can feel the defiance in his voice when he belts out the chorus—it’s not just about living free; it’s about clawing your way there no matter what stands in your path. And yeah, maybe it gets a little over-the-top at points, but screw subtlety. Sometimes you need something loud and proud to shake you awake. Then there’s “Vivre Libre (Radio Edit Mix),” which is basically the same song but trimmed down for mass consumption. Don’t get me wrong—it still slaps. But where the extended version feels like an emotional rollercoaster, this one’s more polished, radio-friendly, almost too clean. Like putting on a suit after spending weeks in ripped jeans. Still good, still catchy as hell, but it loses some of that rebellious edge that made the original so unforgettable. What sticks with me most about this album isn’t just the music—it’s the attitude. There’s a stubbornness here, a refusal to conform or play it safe. Even the instrumental versions smack of confidence, like they’re daring you to find fault. And honestly? I couldn’t if I tried. But here’s the kicker: listening to Vivre Libre feels less like hearing an album and more like eavesdropping on someone’s private rebellion. It’s messy, intense, and occasionally overwhelming—but isn’t that what freedom’s supposed to feel like? Fucked up, yet beautiful all the same. So go ahead, give it a spin. Just don’t say I didn’t warn ya—it might leave a mark.

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Artist: Cyril Alexy
Album: Vivre Libre
Rating: 4.0

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Filename: cyril-alexy-vivre-libre.zip
  • MP3 size: 20 mb
  • FLAC size: 140 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Vivre Libre (Extended Vocal Version)4:30
Vivre Libre (Radio Edit Instrumental)3:33
Vivre Libre (Radio Edit Mix)3:33
Vivre Libre (Single Version)3:53

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Acasa Productions

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Formats

  • CDr
  • Single
  • Promo

Credits

RoleCredit
Arranged ByLino Buttice
Lyrics ByCyril Alexy
Music ByLino Buttice

About Cyril Alexy

Cyril Alexy was born on November 6 in Nancy, France Fascinated by French songs since his childhood, he recorded his first 7inch in November 1982, as well as 3 LPs in the 80's under the name Cyril. After a break of many years, he started again recording wuth a new composer, Lino Buttice, who allowed him to produce several singles since 1996 under Cyril Alexy's pen name. In 2010 he contacted Art Sullivan, a successful singer of the 70's whom he admired since his childhood and started working with him. The singer, still very popular in Belgium and Portugal, gave Cyril the opportunity to record a new album in 2012 : L'homme que l'on devient (The man we become). In the mean time Cyril Alexy also works with other people from the internet and has recorded several singles of pop electro music while keeping his vocal signature : androgynous and sensitive.

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  • Cyril

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Vivre Libre* by Cyril Alexy is a hidden gem in French pop music. Released in 2006, it blends the heartfelt storytelling of chanson with catchy pop vibes. What’s cool is that Lino Buttice, who arranged the music, also helped craft the tracks into different versions—like the extended vocal and radio edits. It’s like getting multiple perspectives on the same song!