Manu Lanvin

Manu Lanvin
Birth name Emmanuel Lanvin
Also known as Manu Lanvin
Origin France
Genres Blues rock
Occupation(s) Singer-songwriter, musician, performer
Instruments Electric guitar, acoustic guitar, voice
Years active 2000–present
Website www.manulanvin.com
Notable instruments
Guitar

Manu Lanvin (born in 1974) is a French blues rock singer-songwriter, guitarist and producer. He's the son of French actor Gérard Lanvin.[1][2]

Biography

As an autodidact, Manu Lanvin starts drums and guitar and grows with some French artists as Téléphone, Paul Personne, Bernie Bonvoisin.[3]

From 2000 to 2007, he edits three albums.[4] In 2007, he meets the American bluesman Calvin Russell. They become friends and Manu coproduces Calvin Russell's last album studio Dawg Eat Dawg.[5][6]

In 2012, Manu releases his fourth album Mauvais casting and a single Sur la route sixty one. The clip is filming in Mississippi with Delta State University's assistance.[7][8] At Montreux Jazz Festival, he meets Quincy Jones who invits him at Jazz Foundation of America in New York.[9]

Manu writes some films' soundtracks. He meets another American bluesman Neal Black and goes on tour with him in 2013 during their Paris-Texas Tour.[10][11]

In 2014, he composes his fifth album Son(s) of the Blues[12][13] and represents France at International Blues Challenge in Memphis.[14][15]

Discography

Albums

Collaborations

Filmography

Musician

Actor

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