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Programmation Générale – Janvier 2012 Radio Résonance 51 bis rue François Villon - BP 3200 18027 Bourges Cedex Téléphone : 02 48 23 20 10 / Fax: 02 48 69 82 41 e-m@il: [email protected] Site : www.radio-resonance.org Disques en Programmation Générale – Janvier 2012 Play-List Nouveautés Musiques Actuelles Agnès Bihl Akli D Ajello Alain Souchon Alcaz Anna Aaron Aldebert Antonio Placer & Jean-Marie Machado Baxter Dury Alex Beaupain Aurélie & Verioca Bipolair Amy Winehouse Aurélie Cabrel Birdy Nam Nam Arthur H Babel Quartet Boogers Ben Mazué Bazaar Boutik Botibol Bénabar Bertrand Soulier Bubblies Benjamin Biolay Brassens’s not dead Deschanel Bertrand Cantat Chloé Lacan Destruments Bratsch Delphine Coutant Divine Paiste Brigitte Fontaine Doriand Dj Shadow Camille E.Sky Kennega Django Django Charlie Winston Elisa Point & Léonard Lasry Florence + The Machine Charlotte Gainsbourg Etienne Daho Foster The People Coeur de Pirate Fabienne Pralon Gazelle Daniel Darc Gérald De Palmas Harlem Nights Debout Sur Le Zinc Jali I Trinity I Emilie Simon Jean Paul Albert Inna Modja Enzo Enzo Jean-Paul Den Justice Evasion Julie et le Vélo qui pleure Kap Bambino Ewen, Delahaye & Favennec Katerine, Francis et Ses Peintres Katy B Feist L’herbe Folle Lady Gaga Gianmaria Testa La Roulotte Ladylike Dragons Isabelle Boulay Les Blaireaux Lakay Jean-Louis Murat Les Grandes Bouches Le Peuple de L’Herbe Jean-Michel Piton Les Ongles Noires Les Tambours du Bronx Joel Favreau Lili cros & Thierry Chazelle M83 Joey Starr Lise Matt Eliott Jorane Liz Cherhal Me Julien Clerc Louise Attaque Metronomy Karpatt Lulu Gainsbourg Mickey Moonlight Kel Assouf Maax Micropoint Laurent Voulzy Marie Guerraz Mike Posner Les Cowboys Fringants Marie Paule Belle Miss Sonik Lucilla Galeazzi Mirabo Modeselektor M, Vanessa Paradis et Patrice Renson Mona Leritaj My DK Crew Manu Dibango Monsieur Pyl Onra Maurane Nicolas Fraissinet Outrage Melingo Noir Désir Pablo Andres Miossec Omar Pene Pop Levi Mon Côté Punk Orelsan Rachel Claudio Oldelaf Ours Sidilarsen Oncle Strongle Pierre Mussi Skip The Use Sinsemilia Rodrigo Y Gabriela Sola Rosa The Fatals Picard’s Rue de la Muette Sterenno Thierry Stremler Sam Tach’ Stromae Thomas Dutronc Sumsic Surkin Tinariwen Tram’s Way The Fox Heads Tori Amos Yoanna The Magician Vendeurs D’enclumes Zaz Tom Fire Weepers Circus Zaza Fournier Transgunner Wladimir Anselme Union Yves Jamait White Bamby RADIO RESONANCE 25 rue Jean Perrin BP 3200 18027 Bourges Cedex Directeurs Artistique : Christian Fève ([email protected]) Stéphane Chambord ([email protected]) Radio Résonance 51 bis rue François Villon - BP 3200 18027 Bourges Cedex Téléphone : 02 48 23 20 10 / Fax: 02 48 69 82 41 e-m@il: [email protected] Site : www.radio-resonance.org Disques en Programmation Générale – Janvier 2012 Play-List Agnès Bihl Accouche de ses nouvelles chansons Banco Music Alain Souchon A cause d’elles Emi Music France Aldebert Les meilleurs amis Warner Music France Alex Beaupain Pourquoi battait mon cœur Naïve Amy Winehouse Lioness : Hidden Treasures Island Arthur H Baba Love Polydor Ben Mazué Ben Mazué Sony Music Bénabar Les bénéfices du doute Sony Music Benjamin Biolay Pourquoi tu pleures Naïve Bertrand Cantat Chœurs Au Carré de l'Hypoténuse Bratsch Urbanbratsch World Village Brigitte Fontaine L’un n’empêche pas l’autre Polydor Camille Ilo Veyou Emi Music France Charlie Winston Running Still Atmosphériques Charlotte Gainsbourg Stage Whisper Because Music Coeur de Pirate Blonde dans la casbah Barclay Daniel Darc La taille de mon âme Sony Music Debout Sur Le Zinc La fuite en avant Musicast Emilie Simon Franky Knight Barclay Enzo Enzo Chansons d’une maman pour culottes courtes Naïve Evasion Du vent dans les voix Vocal 26 Ewen, Delahaye & Favennec Kan Tri Men Aztec Musique Feist Metals Polydor Gianmaria Testa Vitamina Harmonia Mundi Isabelle Boulay Les grands espaces V2 Music France Jean-Louis Murat Grand Lièvre V2 Music France Jean-Michel Piton J’me régale Auto-produit Joel Favreau Brassens autour du monde Le Chant du Monde Joey Starr Egomaniac Sony Music Jorane Une sorcière comme les autres Vega Musique Julien Clerc Fou peut être Emi Music France Karpatt Sur le quai L’Autre Distribution Kel Assouf Tin Hinane World Village Laurent Voulzy Lys & Love Sony Music Les Cowboys Fringants Que du vent La Tribu Lucilla Galeazzi Encore Bella Ciao Aztec Musique M, Vanessa Paradis et Patrice Renson Un monstre à Paris Polydor Manu Dibango Balad Emotion Wagram Maurane Fais-moi une fleur Polydor Melingo Corazon & Hueso World Village Miossec Chansons Ordinaires Pias Mon Côté Punk Passeport L’Autre Distribution Oldelaf Le monde est beau Roy Music Oncle Strongle Crook Songs Hors Normes Productions Sinsemilia Best of 20 ans Sony Music The Fatals Picard’s Coming Out Warner Music France Thierry Stremler Rio Disques Daunay Thomas Dutronc Silence on tourne en rond Mercury Tinariwen Tassili V2 Music France Tori Amos Nights of Hunters Deutsche Grammophon Vendeurs D’enclumes Décadrant Macabane Weepers Circus N’importe où, hors du monde L’Autre Distribution Wladimir Anselme Les heures courtes L’Autre Distribution Yves Jamait Saison 4 Wagram RADIO RESONANCE 25 rue Jean Perrin BP 3200 18027 Bourges Cedex Directeurs Artistique : Christian Fève ([email protected]) Stéphane Chambord ([email protected]) Radio Résonance 51 bis rue François Villon - BP 3200 18027 Bourges Cedex Téléphone : 02 48 23 20 10 / Fax: 02 48 69 82 41 e-m@il: [email protected] Site : www.radio-resonance.org Disques en Programmation Générale – Janvier 2012 Nouveautés Akli D Paris Hollywood Bemol Productions Alcaz Vent fripon Auto-produit Antonio Placer & Jean-Marie Machado Republicalma L’Autre Distribution Aurélie & Verioca Alem des nuages Auto-Produit Aurélie Cabrel Oserai-je Pomme Music Babel Quartet L’évadé Auto-Produit Bazaar Boutik Dakar Mosaïc Music Bertrand Soulier Single L’Autre Distribution Brassens’s not dead Brassens’s not dead vol.3 Mosaïc Music Chloé Lacan Plaisir Solitaire Blue Line Delphine Coutant Parade Nuptiale La Cueilleuse Doriand Lieu dit Discograph E.Sky Kennega Ek Trip Aztec Musique Elisa Point & Léonard Lasry L’exception MVS Records Etienne Daho Monsieur Daho Emi Music France Fabienne Pralon Milliardaire Auto-produit Gérald De Palmas Sur ma route Mercury Jali Des jours et des lunes Barclay Jean Paul Albert Akakus Tonton La Prod Jean-Paul Den En harmonie La petite échelle Julie et le Vélo qui pleure La reine désastre Label V Music Katerine, Francis et Ses Peintres 52 Reprises dans l’espace Barclay L’herbe Folle Le bazar libertaire Auto-Produit La Roulotte La cerise sur le ghetto Gitanology Les Blaireaux On aurait du changer de nom At(h)ome Les Grandes Bouches Le bal républicain Mosaïc Music Les Ongles Noires Des fantômes dans nos têtes Les bras cassés Lili cros & Thierry Chazelle Voyager léger L’Autre Distribution Lise Lise Wagram Liz Cherhal Il est arrivé quelque chose L’Autre Distribution Louise Attaque Du monde tout autour Barclay Lulu Gainsbourg From Gainsbourg to lulu Mercury Maax A la santé de la terre Auto-Produit Marie Guerraz Recyclé Big Factory Marie Paule Belle Rebelle Aka Music Mirabo Seule l’espérance est violente Le cri du charbon Mona Leritaj Mona Leritaj 2 Aztec Musique Monsieur Pyl En compagnie des monstres Auto-produit Nicolas Fraissinet Les excuses exquises Aka Music Noir Désir Soyons désinvoltes, n’ayons l’air de rien Barclay Omar Pene Ndayaan Aztec Musique Orelsan Le chant des sirènes 3éme Bureau Ours El Emi Music France Pierre Mussi Pierre Mussi Auto-Produit Rodrigo Y Gabriela Area 52 Because Music Rue de la Muette Parade Label V Music Sam Tach’ Automessie depuis 1982 Persiste & Signe Records Sumsic Etat d’armes Lalouline éditions Tram’s Way A cœur ouvert Auto-produit Yoanna Un peu brisée Musicast Zaz Sans Tsu Tsou Sony Music Zaza Fournier Regarde-moi Warner Music France RADIO RESONANCE 25 rue Jean Perrin BP 3200 18027 Bourges Cedex Directeurs Artistique : Christian Fève ([email protected]) Stéphane Chambord ([email protected]) Radio Résonance 51 bis rue François Villon - BP 3200 18027 Bourges Cedex Téléphone : 02 48 23 20 10 / Fax: 02 48 69 82 41 e-m@il: [email protected] Site : www.radio-resonance.org Disques en Programmation Générale – Janvier 2012 Musiques Actuelles Ajello Smells like too chesy Danny was a drag King Anna Aaron Dogs in Spirit Tow Gentle Men Baxter Dury Happy soup Regal Recordings Bipolair The Runaway Folistar Birdy Nam Nam Defiant Order Sony Music Boogers More Better At(h)ome Botibol We were foxes Ankama Music Bubblies Bubbles 2.0 Combustible Deschanel Modern ≠ Progress Osorno Records Destruments Compilation Creative Juices Divine Paiste Nasty Hornets Auto-Produit Dj Shadow The less you know, the better Island Django Django Debut album Because Music Florence + The Machine Ceremonials Island Foster The People Torches Columbia Gazelle The revolution will be remixed The imperial House of Africa Harlem Nights Watch we dance Tonight Records I Trinity I Reggaelity Auto-Produit Inna Modja Love Revolution Warner Music France Justice Audio, Video, Disco Becauce Music Kap Bambino Resistance Alpha Because Music Katy B On a Mission Columbia Lady Gaga Born This Way The Remixes Interscope Ladylike Dragons Turn them into gold Nice & Rough Lakay Enjoy People Hadra Records Le Peuple de L’Herbe A latter of Time Discograph Les Tambours du Bronx Fukushima Mon Amour At(h)ome M83 Hurry Up, We are Dreaming Naïve Matt Eliott The brocken man Ici D’ailleurs Me This is M.E. – the mixtape Atmosphériques Metronomy Everything goes my way Because Music
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