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Pierre Mottron

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Mottron
Born (1987-03-27) 27 March 1987 (age 39)[1]
OriginTours, France
GenresElectronic
Pop
Years active2009–present
LabelPIAS
MembersMottron (vocals, music, arrangements)
Website

Mottron is a French singer and songwriter born on 27 March 1987, in Tours, France.

Style

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Mottron's music is influenced by many backgrounds such as classical music, jazz, pop, folk music as well as minimal techno which he uses to create a unique mixture of composition and arrangements[2]

Mottron has so far released 3 records under his own name and one with the project Malnoïa.

Discography

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Studio work

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  • Home Safe (2014)[3]
  1. "Lust"
  2. "What would happen"
  3. "Indecent"
  4. "O Father"
  5. "They Know"
  • Colorful! (2013)[4]
  1. "Colorful"
  2. "Solar Ray"
  3. "Sleep"
  4. "Glass Bowl"
  • Endure and Survive (2012)[5]
  1. "Bone from the world's chest"
  2. "I Surrender"
  3. "Curves"
  4. "Comfortable"
  5. "Painted life"
  • Surface of Arts (2009)[6]
  1. "Time's"
  2. "Curtains down"
  3. "Carrousel"
  4. "Bohemian intermission"
  5. "The bridge of sighs"
  6. "Another moral dilemma"
  7. "Schism"
  8. "Pandora's box"
  9. "Twinkle"
  10. "I killed music"
  11. "Inyaworda-Nayo"
  12. "Surface of art"

Singles

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  • They Know (2014)
  • Sleep (2013)
  • Colorful! (2013)
  • Bone From the World's Chest (2012)
  • Curves (2012)
  • Time's (2009)

References

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  1. "Mottron".
  2. "Le carnet électro (28) - les Inrocks".
  3. "Pierre Mottron – Home Safe (2014, 320 KBPS, File)". Discogs. 22 February 2014.
  4. "Pierre Mottron – Colorful (2013, 320 KBPS, File)". Discogs. 2 September 2013.
  5. "Pierre Mottron – Endure & Survive (2012, File)". Discogs. February 2012.
  6. "Malnoïa – Surface of Arts (2009, CD)". Discogs. 9 October 2009.