Rãga - JVeux Des Filles

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Album Review: J’Veux Des Filles by Rãga Released in 1987, J’Veux Des Filles is a gem from the French pop-electronic scene that still feels like a fizzy soda on a summer day—refreshing but with enough bite to keep things interesting. Hailing from France and released under Philips, this album blends Chanson storytelling with Synth-pop vibes, creating something both nostalgic and oddly ahead of its time. With Pascal Stive’s arrangements tying it all together and lyrics penned by Paolo Marcuzzi, it’s got layers worth peeling back. Let’s talk tracks. First up, “Easy Come Easy Go.” This one sticks because of how smooth yet haunting it feels. The synths are lush without being overbearing, and there’s this quiet tension running through the melody that makes you lean in. It’s not just background music; it demands your attention. You can tell Christophe Schwob and D. Oulouna put thought into the composition—it’s catchy, sure, but also kind of moody. Like, what’s the story here? Is it about love lost or just life slipping away? That ambiguity stays with you long after the song ends. Then we’ve got the title track, “J’Veux Des Filles.” If you’re gonna name an album after a song, it better deliver—and this one does. It’s playful, flirty even, with a beat that gets stuck in your head faster than gum under a table. There’s this cheeky energy to it, thanks to the clever wordplay in the lyrics (shoutout to Marcuzzi). But don’t let the fun fool ya—it’s sharp as hell. Listening to it feels like overhearing someone bragging at a bar while secretly nursing heartbreak. It’s relatable, human, and kinda genius. What strikes me most about J’Veux Des Filles is how balanced it feels. For every upbeat moment, there’s a shadow lurking nearby. Sure, it’s Pop and Electronic, but it never falls into the trap of sounding generic or overly polished. Instead, it’s raw where it needs to be and slick when it counts. Here’s the kicker though: why don’t more people talk about Rãga today? Maybe it’s because the late '80s were crowded with big names, or maybe it’s just bad luck. Either way, rediscovering this album feels like finding a forgotten mixtape in the attic. And honestly, isn’t that the best kind of musical treasure?

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Artist: Rãga
Album: JVeux Des Filles
Rating: 2.0

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Filename: rga-jveux-des-filles.zip
  • MP3 size: 14.4 mb
  • FLAC size: 90.2 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
J'Veux Des Filles3:30
Easy Come Easy Go3:30

Video

Rãga Je L''Aime Quand Même (Maxi)
Raga - J'veux des filles - 1987
Raga - Easy come easy go - 1987 (Face B)

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Catalog Numbers

  • 888 799-7
  • 888 799-1

Labels

Philips

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM
  • Single
  • Stereo
  • 12"
  • Maxi-Single

Credits

RoleCredit
Arranged ByPascal Stive
Lyrics ByPaolo Marcuzzi
Written-ByChristophe Schwob

Notes

  • (p)&(c)1987 Avrep/Macadam
  • SACEM

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 042288879978
  • Rights Society: SACEM SDRM SGDL

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The 1987 French album *J’Veux Des Filles* by Rãga blends pop and electronic vibes with a touch of chanson and synth-pop. It’s like France decided to mix its poetic music roots with futuristic beats, and honestly? It worked. Tracks like *Easy Come Easy Go* and the title track *J’Veux Des Filles* are catchy in that retro-futuristic way. Fun detail—Christophe Schwob, who co-wrote some of the songs, clearly had a knack for crafting tunes that feel both timeless and totally ‘80s. Philips Records backed it, and Pascal Stive’s arrangements gave it that polished edge. Not bad for an album born in the era of big hair and neon lights!

Comments

hypnosisindallas
hypnosisindallas
2025-03-15
Ça aurait été dommage de s appeler p ringard parce que c'est très joli et actuellement il y a très peu de chansons de ce style maintenant donc heureusement qu'on a eu ses chansons à l'époque et qu'on peut les réécouter
recarreira
recarreira
2025-03-14
Quand je parle de cette zic, absolument personne ne se souvient! Mais moi je kiffe
obuyaabutto
obuyaabutto
2025-03-14
Pareil pour moi j etais ado.
techmissusblog
techmissusblog
2025-03-13
Enregistré sur un magnétophone en écoutant la radio quand javais une dizaine d'années.....juste retrouvée en tapant quelques paroles quilf sont revenues sur le net une trentaine d'années plus tard. Que de souvenirs !!!
Merci de l'avoir mis à disposition ?
ajlawyer
ajlawyer
2025-03-13
belle mélodie
heikoluxenhofer
heikoluxenhofer
2025-03-13
Hello Eve, c'est sympa d'avoir mis ça sur YouTube. Quel souvenir de ces années 80 ! Petite anecdote : quand notre producteur (Macadam) nous a demandé comment on voulait s'appeler, tous en cœur on leur a répondu "The Ringards". A-t'il mal compris ou est-ce volontaire (pas vendeur ni très glorieux), toujours est-il que l'on a découvert sur la 1ère pochette de disque que l'on s'appelait "Rãga"....et on n'aimait pas trop. On aurait dû un peu plus réfléchir, mais on était jeune, provoc, et sûrement un peu con à ce moment-là.