Never half measures, only excess.
“Prophet”, “monster”, “legend”…
Marc Cerrone, founding father of disco, can hardly be reduced to a single superlative, as his 50-year career and the 30 million albums sold by this septuagenarian are so impressive.
Despite this crushing biography, the man is much more.
A show on its own.
Cerrone talks a lot, as if animated by an incandescent inner fire, moved by an almost suspicious optimism.
It's a burning bush of music, of rhythm, which sweeps away everything in its path.
A being of the caliber of impulsive people, entrepreneurs, icebreakers for whom sometimes the worst trials are like trampolines to better bounce back.
A studio overflowing with memories
When he receives us in his Haussmannian apartment, we stick to the window to admire the church opposite and the loud boulevard at our feet.
"When I record with my teams, I cut to hear the bells,
" he says.
It's wonderful to stop and hear the passing of time!
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