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Nicolas Julliard better known by his stage name Fauve (born in Geneva, Switzerland on 21 March 1972) is a Swiss musician and singer. He studied art history in addition to learning classic guitar and in 1999, launched his own record label Snowcat Records, with his first release being the single "Graceland" under the pseudonym Sombre. He was also part of Illford, a post-rock band based in Lausanne, where he was a guitarist. Taking the stage name Fauve, in May 2006, he released his debut self-titled solo album ''Fauve'' on the Lausanne-based Gentlemen Records. After joining French singer Dominique A in ''carte blanche'' during Fnac Indétendances festival at Paris-Plages,〔(Pulsomatic: Honey For Petzi & Fauve (par Dominique A) ) 〕 in July 2007, her appeared in Montreux Jazz Festival, under the billing ''Fauve & Raphelson'' featuring Erik Truffaz, Sophie Hunger, John Parish and the Lausanne Sinfonietta. A double CD and DVD of the concert titled An Evening At The Montreux Jazz Festival 2007 was released by Gentlemen Records in November 2007. In 2008, Fauve wrote and performed a soundtrack for the Alfred Hitchcock silent film ''The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog'' and in 2010, accompanied the Swiss singer Olivia Pedroli in her tour and remixed for électro artist POL and in 2011, collaborated with the electro artist Xewin in two tracks of Xewin's second album followed by his ow studio album ''Clocks'n'Clouds'' again on Two Gentlemen label. ==In popular culture== *In 2004, the French music magazine ''Les Inrockuptibles'' included one of the tracks of Julliard under his psudonyme Sombre for its second annual compilation album ''CQFD 2004'' (standing for ''Ceux qu'il faut découvrir'' meaning those that need to be discovered).〔(Discogs - ''CQFD 2004'' page )〕 *In 2012, Fauve created the soundtrack for the Fribourg International Film festival (FIFF). 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Fauve (musician)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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