Enfants d'hiver

Jane Birkin's 2008 album "Enfants d'hiver" is a captivating journey through personal memories and reflections, wrapped in the enchanting sounds of French pop and variété française. This album, released under Universal Music's Fontana Distribution Deal, showcases Birkin's breathless, boy-like voice that has charmed audiences for decades. "Enfants d'hiver" is a collection of 12 tracks, each lasting a total of 44 minutes, where Birkin explores themes of childhood, time, and the aging process with a touch of melancholy and warmth.

The album is a testament to Birkin's artistic growth, as she penned all the lyrics herself for the first time. Each song, from the tender "Prends cette main" to the introspective "Je suis au bord de ta fenêtre," offers a glimpse into her personal world, carried by her distinctive voice and the album's chilled-out, melancholic atmosphere. "Enfants d'hiver" is not just another album in Birkin's discography; it's a heartfelt exploration of her experiences and emotions, making it a standout piece in her illustrious career.