Jean-Jacques Nyssen

Jean-Jacques Nyssen (born the December 6th 1964) is an author, type-setter, interprets, actor and producing Belgian.

He belongs to the group inhabitant of Li2ege " Tribu" then finds itself with the beginning of the year 1990, rue Ballu au course of the Studio of the Varieties. It is at that time that it will meet a certain Claire Keszei, more known under the pseudonym of Clarika.

Together they will canvass the recording companies with some models. It is the independent label Boucherie Productions directed by François Hadji-Lazaro which gives them their chance and produces the first album of Clarika, I would not wait 100 years , in 1993. Jean-Jacques Nyssen signs arrangements, the artistic realization and almost all the musics. It is the beginning of an artistic and sentimental complicity which will carry out them to make four albums and two children.

Musical comedy

In 1996, before the exit of That may not be , the second album of Clarika, both take part within the Company Cleaned Excentric with the musical comedy, the Tide of stainless , created from February 13rd to 25th 1996 with the Theater of Suresnes, and taken again on September 23rd, 1996 with the Olympia. This musical comedy interpreted by Yves Postic, Philippe Bresson, the Large Sophie, Jean-Jacques Nyssen, Marie-Charlotte Leclaire, Herve Jeanpierre, Virginia Jeanne, Nathalie Dupuy and Clarika, will be then taken again in 1999.

Jean-Jacques creates for itself his own orchestra then and calls his " project; Jean-Jacques Nyssen and his orchestra of its chambre". A particular universe and not stripped of humor, which it recreates on scene. It uses many objects of the daily newspaper (alarm clock, vacuum cleaner, pan…) from which it draws the most unexpected sounds, and creates songs on the most eccentric topics, drawn from its life of the every day. It creates for itself a new style, light and involving: the pop one of room. Between shifted recital and one man delirious show, Jean-Jacques Nyssen deploys on scene of the boundless ingenuity to cause hilarity. He will collaborate the last year with Stefff Gotkovski for a titled show " Jean-Jacques Nyssen and his orchestra of his room turn a dévédé".

In 1999, it is located by Thierry Ardisson, and leaves a first album, the Course (Ardissong). This album stripped of any stylistic effect imposes its imaginary unslung of eternal child, a lunar, contemplative and disillusioned bit as a Souchon which would have refused to grow. In this album, Jean-Jacques Nyssen includes on his account the song That may not be of Clarika and diverts it (permanent autodérision of the couple) in a pre-technoïde pulp. Two clips will be drawn from this album, I go to the coffee and Curriculum vitae .

In 2001 leaves the Girl you know , the third album of Clarika, with like piece headlight the boys in the cloakrooms .

Fan of Chris Conty

Jean-Jacques Nyssen devotes all his energy then to give to the last style an artist " who rocked his enfance" : Chris Conty . He devotes an exceptional spectacle to him, retrospective of the career of this fictitious artist which one would have lost the trace in 1981 in Berlin, which holds in the concert and the talk show.

In 2005, Jean-Jacques Nyssen is always with the orders of the fourth album of Clarika, Joker .

In 2006, it joins together titles of Chris Conty in an album, All starts again , a kind of best-of for this " singer disparu" who crossed all the times. Documentary of Benoit Finck diffused on the chain Canal+ in 2006, Which does it remain of Chris Conty? , also left in DVD. It joins together many images " of archives".

Discography

Jean-Jacques Nyssen is author or joint author of the musics of all the albums of Clarika, often joint author of the words.

1993 : Clarika, I will not wait hundred years (1993), produced by Chantons under the sow
1997: Clarika, Ca may not be , Sony
1999: Jean-Jacques Nyssen, the Course , EMI Music
2001: Clarika, the girl, you know , Universal
2005: Clarika, Joker , ULM/Universal
2006: Chris Conty, All starts again: the best of Chris Conty , Universal Music

External bond

Site of Jean-Jacques Nyssen

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